Releases by source

Source was the name for a Japanese rock band and a Swedish producer. The only remaining artist using the moniker Source is an Illinois native. 1. Source was a Japanese rock band. Formed in 2000, they were signed to Mob Squad/Victor Entertainment. They disbanded early 2007. 2. The next moniker after <>< for zome artist the wppss 3. Robert Leiner released little as "source," and normally went by The Source Experience. 4. SOURCE is a Japanese fusion band consisting of TRUMPET : SHIRO SASAKI, SAX : OSAMU KOIKE, GUITAR : JUN KAJIWARA, BASS : TOMOHITO AOKI, DRUMS : MASAHARU ISHIKAWA, KEYBOARDS : AKIRA ONOZUKA. The band has two albums. 5. Source is a progressive metal band formed in 2013 in Boulder, Colorado. The trio—Benjamin Gleason (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Justin Mirarck (drums), and Pascal Faurie (bass)—crafts music heavily influenced by mindfulness practices, philosophy, and introspection. Their sound combines melodic and progressive elements with influences from bands like Tool, Opeth, and Chevelle. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.