People

Multiple artists with this name: 1) Avant-rock/jazz group, initially a duo of Mary Halvorson (guitar/vocals) and Kevin Shea (drums). For their third album they were joined by Kyle Forester on bass. The music is a dissonant mix of free jazz-esque drumming and staccato and complex arrangements. 2) A Japanese Psychedelic Rock band formed in 1971, who recorded a Buddhist concept album. Guitar god Kimio Mizutani plays guitar on the album. 3){Note: This band is actually called "People!" (with the exclamation mark) and not "People" (without the exclamation point) References to this group should be moved to the entry for "People!"}. A late-'60s California band, People hit the Top 20 in 1968 with a cover version of a song by The Zombies, "I Love You." Aside from that single, their brand of psychedelic- and soul-influenced heavy rock found minimal commercial success. Group member Larry Norman eventually became a noted figure in contemporary Christian music. 4) A Norwegian pop duo, consisting of Tore Holm (lead vocal amd harmonica) and Torstein Bieler (vocal and synth). They only released one album "Talk to Me" Bahamas records A/S (BHLP 1208)in 1985. 5) An Israeli experimental grindcore/metal band that released a self titled album on Relapse Records in 1994. Members went on to many other solo/side projects including Infectzia. Lineup was: Eyal Megged - Keyboards Omer Haziz - Bass Eran Rotzak - Guitars Idan Kupferberg - Vocals Ran Jurgenson - Drums 6) A Japanese noise punk band that plays the Gai/Swankys type of catchy noise. Has a demo on CD-R from 2007 and a 7" released on Damaging Noise Records in December 2008/January 2009. 7) A Canadian garage rock/lo-fi duo which consisted of Robert DiNinno (vocals, guitar) and Chris Dewalt (drums).