Bermuda

There are at least seven bands named Bermuda: 1. A deathcore band from Oxnard, CA blending progressive metal, Nu-hardcore, and brutal death metal. Their debut EP "Isolationist(s)" is available now and their new album "The Wandering" is out July 17th, both via Mediaskare Records! This music is for the lost, the broken, the hurt, the angry, the unloved....you are NEVER alone. 2. Japanese hardcore band with Takahiko Matsumara (LAST ALLIANCE) on vocals. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are at least seven bands named Bermuda: 1. A deathcore band from Oxnard, CA blending progressive metal, Nu-hardcore, and brutal death metal. Their debut EP "Isolationist(s)" is available now and their new album "The Wandering" is out July 17th, both via Mediaskare Records! This music is for the lost, the broken, the hurt, the angry, the unloved....you are NEVER alone. 2. Japanese hardcore band with Takahiko Matsumara (LAST ALLIANCE) on vocals. 3. Pop band formed in Reykjavik, IS. They have been playing since late 2004 and have published 4 singles and one album. Their debut album's name is: "Nýr Dagur" and includes 10 songs in Icelandic and one in English. 4. A deathcore band from Sydney, Australia. Formerly Knife to a Gunfight formed in March 2006. Their sound is drawn from a lot of different influences and not easily compared. Bermuda's Debut EP Titled 'Tyrant' has been unleashed on a National Tour supporting Queensland Hardcore stalwarts Wish for Wings. 5. Hungarian pop band Morocz Tomi - ének / gitár / bass Torok Mate - dob Urban Daniel - gitár / bass / ének 6. Albanian (Kosovo) Hip-Hop, RnB/Soul, Rap, DupStep, House band Robb Daddy - Owner/Managing Director Rowland Berisha - Producer and Singer Arben Berisha a.k.a. Beni-G - Producer and Singer 7. A Finnish pop group was active for a few years in the late 1980s. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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