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There are several groups producing material under the name Equinox: 1. A United States black/death metal band from Florida. 2. Norwegian thrash metal band formed in 1982 featuring Grim Stene - Vocals, guitars Skule Livsson Stene - Bass Jørn Wangsholm - Drums (1992-95) Espen Holm - Guitars (1992-95) Ragnar "Raggen" Westin - Drums (until 1992) Tommy Skarning - Guitars (1987-92) They started out as Rebellion in 1982 and then changed their name to Equinox in 1987. They split-up in 1995. Official Equinox Forum @ http://forum.originalgrim.com 3. Renowned drum & bass artist, real name Marlon Sterling. Runs Scientific Wax (http://www.scientificwax.com). His best known songs are "Acid Rain" & "Alpha Proxima". Keeping the original sound of drum & bass alive! 4. One of the many side-projects of Industrial band Front Line Assembly 5. UK based hard trance producer that also releases tracks under the name Expander. 6. Washington, DC, band whose 2000 release "Rise Up" combines elements of dub, dancehall, hip hop, minimal pop, punk, Haitian percussion, and funk. Equinox featured Hugh McElroy, later of Black Eyes, and Saran, later of AKA Harlot #1. 7. Rock band from Azerbaijan. 8. A rock band, from the midlands, UK. they describe themselves simply as '2 Guys with Instruments, Voices, and Emotions'. 9. A group from Cambridge, UK 10. Progressive metal band from Serbia The band was created in the autumn of 2007 and it comes from the capital of Serbia,Belgrade.It is mostly influenced by the bands such as Pain Of Salvation and Dream Theater.During the period of one year,the band was working hard and as a result,a mini EP was recorded in the winter of 2008/2009.''Leaving Behind'' contains four songs which will justify the mention of above mentioned bands...Even though there were serious problems with stability of the line-up (a guitarist,a bassist and four keyboardists were replaced) the band is now in a stable setting and in an active search for a new keyboardist and adequate vocal. 10. A jazzcombo from The Netherlands, playing hardbop. www.equinoxjazzonline.com User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.