Kalashnikov refers to at least 7 artists: 1. The Italian Anarcho/Peace punk band began in 1996, and have released several albums since then, despite numerous lineup changes. They are still active Website http://www.myspace.com/kalashnikovcollec... http://www.kalashni.net/ http://www.kalashnikov-collective.blogspot.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. The 80s Danish punk band. Released a 7 inch EP mostly know as "schlute...
Kalashnikov refers to at least 7 artists: 1. The Italian Anarcho/Peace punk band began in 1996, and have released several albums since then, despite numerous lineup changes. They are still active Website http://www.myspace.com/kalashnikovcollec... http://www.kalashni.net/ http://www.kalashnikov-collective.blogspot.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. The 80s Danish punk band. Released a 7 inch EP mostly know as "schluters Kabinet EP" in 1984, followed by the "Subversion" album in 1985
3. drum and bass / darkstep producer and DJ from Spain formed in 2006.
4. The UK Kalashnikov was formed in 2004, and consisted of James Robinson (lead guitar) , Michael Voller (rhythm guitar) , Christopher Ashman (drums) and Nicholas Sarnella (bass). They enjoyed fame with the prestigous award of "Sutton's Best Band", and their 2 EP's, "Kalashnikov" and "Bulletproof Vest".
5. A Portuguese metal band formed in Lisbon in 1996. Their debut album is entitled “Oh Yeah Motherfucker”.
6. There is also a band called Kalashnikov from downtown Manhattan, consisting of Jamie Saft on bass and Mike Pride on drums and vocals, as well as a band called kalashnikov from Skiptvet, Østfold, Norway.
7. Also theres a british rapper,seen on Westwoods Big Dawg Pitbull album. 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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