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	Tomahawk (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tomahawk are an experimental heavy metal/alternative rock band from the United States.
		Tomahawk recorded their next LP, Mit Gas, with producer Joe Barresi in 2003.
		Tomahawk have toured extensively, playing in many countries around the world, including the United States, Australia, Europe and Japan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tomahawk_(band) (202 words)

	Tomahawk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A tomahawk is a geometric shape that can be used to trisect angles.
		In basketball, a tomahawk is a one-handed slam dunk, where the ball is brought over the head before being stuffed into the basket, in a chopping motion
		A DC Comics character, Tomahawk, published in his own series during the 1950's and 1960's.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tomahawk (182 words)

	tomahawk, the melvins, skeleton key (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		the next band was the infamous melvins, and they were like no other.
		i liked it merely because of the comedic aspect: this band's music has not evolved since the early 80s, it is filled with every metal cliche imaginable, and yet they seem to take it very seriously.
		despite some creative use of electronics, the band seems to rely heavily on nu-metalish song structures that patton has not touched since faith no more (you know the kind, with soft verses and the "explosive" choruses).
	www.geocities.com /sciolistparty/live/tmhwk_m.html (460 words)

	Tomahawk (band) -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Tomahawk are an (additional info and facts about Alternative Rock) Alternative Rock band from the United States.
		Tomahawk recorded their next LP, Mit Gas, with producer Joe Barrasi in 2003.
		Tomahawk have also played on various festivals including the (additional info and facts about Big Day Out) Big Day Out festival in Australia.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/t/to/tomahawk_(band).htm (239 words)

	Old News Page
		Tomahawk are currently in the midst of their first North American tour in support of their self-titled debut album on Ipecac.
		Tomahawk is scheduled for Oct 31 release followed by a November North American tour followed by tours in Europe and Australia in early 2002.
		Tomahawk, the band Kevin Rutmanis is in will be touring this fall, also in the band is Mike Patton of fantomas and mr.
	www.themelvins.net /oldnews01.html (5441 words)

	Tool: A Fan's Chronicle - Article [KLUDGE SOUND]
		Many were trying to dilute the suspense with beer, but I instead chose to watch the opening band Tomahawk play, because there’s nothing more qualified for diverting the senses than Mike Patton’s jerk yank mannerisms and twisted midnight jazz vocals that turn Yankee with a simple stomp of a distortion peddle.
		Overall, Tomahawk was a great appetizer for the soon to come full course meal, they may have had small stage space but had a charisma fit for a football field.
		I left for a maunder into the crowd after Tomahawk, my friend Arch and I grabbed up on some pizza which evidently had rip-off written all over it, considering it was half the size of a normal pizza slice and twice as costly.
	www.kludgemagazine.com /articles.php?id=183 (4569 words)

	Tomahawk Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The band played at Jonesborough on Mothers Day and had a great time.
		is often referred to as a newgrass/bluegrass band that plays a variety of well-liked and some nearly forgotten tunes.
		Performances are held at the beautifully restored Lincoln Theatre in Marion, Virginia with shows videotaped for later broadcast by Blue Ridge Public Television.
	www.tomahawkband.com (207 words)

	Tomahawk - Mit Gas Review
		There is no person more prolific than Mike Patton for putting out music now and it seems as though Tomahawk is currently his most accessible project.
		For those unfamiliar with Tomahawk, the band fleshes out with Duane Denison (Jesus Lizard, Hank Williams III), John Stanier (Helmet), and Kevin Rutmanis (Patton's labelmates the Melvins).
		Tomahawk might just be a way for Mike Patton's Ipecac label to make some money to keep putting out Melvins' releases but I'll take it over any of the radio crap out there.
	www.musicemissions.com /display_review/1991 (306 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Fantomas is (to me) a technical noise rock band, so I kind of expected a lot of equipment for them.
		Tomahawk is (to me) a straight ahead rock band.
		Maybe because it was the first time you've seen Tomahawk you were just disppleased in general.
	www.asparagusproductions.com /tomahawk/date-20030521.htm (326 words)

	Ink 19 :: John Stanier
		Most people who remember the early '90s heavy metal band Helmet, remember that they were a unique group of hardcore dudes that all had really short hair and looked like bankers, yet they played the raddest, most mind-tweaking metal music around, next to Soundgarden.
		These days, John Stanier is the drummer for a band called Tomahawk, which is led by Duane Dennison of the Jesus Lizard and also features Mike Patton (do I have to tell you who Mike Patton is? I hope not) and Kevin Rutmanis of the Melvins.
		To me, Tomahawk is like a pop band, when you really think about it, because each song is like a single.
	www.ink19.com /issues/january2004/interviews/johnStanier.html (3488 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: American Indians
		As war is the normal condition of savagery, so to the Indian warlike glory was the goal of his ambition, the theme of his oratory, and the purpose of his most elaborate ceremonial.
		His weapons were the knife, bow, club, lance, and tomahawk, or stone axe, which last was very soon superseded by the light steel hatchet supplied by the trader.
		Among the plains tribes, the unit was the band, whose members camped together under their own chief, in an appointed place in the tribal camp circle, and were subject to no marriage prohibition, but usually married among themselves.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/07747a.htm (10210 words)

	Tool - August 12, 2002, Sovereign Bank Arena, Trenton, NJ
		Tomahawk, for the uninformed, is a Mike Patton band.
		Tomahawk, I would say, has a rather eclectic sound of metal and synethizers.
		The band started into Parabol, which didn't show the part of the song for the new video.
	www.angelfire.com /comics/samiam17/concertreviewtool.html (1358 words)

	The Tool Page: Tour Reviews
		Tomahawk gave a good effort but were not received well after a few redneck jokes that i believe offended the crowd.
		Ok, tomahawk came on a 7:30 on the dot and was done at about 8:00 to 8:10, then at about an eternity of waiting, tool finally came on at 8:40...
		Tomahawk was decent but not wonderful, and not well-received by the crowd due to the redneck jokes.
	toolshed.down.net /tour/summer02/020808.html (5685 words)

	sfweekly.com \| Music \| Hear This \| 2003-04-30 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Tomahawk -- which adopts the proggiest of forms, the supergroup -- is perhaps the first great prog-punk band, infusing the Escher-like rhythmic structures and meandering, drugged-out interludes of acts like King Crimson and Faust with the fiery bombast of early American hardcore punk and metal.
		Tomahawk's second album, Mit Gas, opens with growling guitar and a peal of birdsong -- an apt encapsulation of the record's extremities.
		A radically democratic band, Tomahawk considers no element too alien: Hip hop scratching, ambient drone, and steel guitar all find a home here, but they never feel like mere decoration.
	www.sfweekly.com /Issues/2003-04-30/music/hear.html (408 words)

	www.myspace.com/visiontongue
		The band formed at a time when original local bands were all but non-existent in the area.
		The band won and received studio time as a result and in the summer of 2004, the band recorded their latest demo (heard right here on MySpace) in Jonesboro Arkansas.
		The band is now planning to record yet another project for 2005 to send out to both major and independent labels alike for a record deal.
	www.myspace.com /visiontongue (1659 words)

	Tomahawk - Mit Gas - Ipecac Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Patton, as many know, is one of rock’s more versatile noisemakers, as bi-polar as night from day, at one moment whispering sweet nothings into the microphone and then vomiting on it the next.
		It was as if he woke up one morning realizing Tomahawk was his band and he could do anything he wanted, and he does.
		Ipecac Records takes great pride in the presentation of their work and proves, clearly and in no uncertain terms, just because you don’t have the square inches of a vinyl record sleeve does not mean your product needs to look garish and disproportionate.
	www.musictap.net /Reviews/TomahawkMitGas.html (619 words)

	The LA Music Scene (.com) : Article
		The Roxy was sold-out recently for Tomahawk, a band most people haven't heard of yet, as their debut CD wasn't released until just the day before.
		The band produced the right amount of buzz going through various tantalizing tidbits (mostly musical descriptions and sound samples) on their website, www.ipecac.com.
		Tomahawk is definitely hard to sum up and fit into a familiar musical category.
	www.thelamusicscene.com /articles/00058 (362 words)

	RollingStone.com: Melvins : Hard Rock Vets Form Tomahawk : News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Taking advantage of cut-rate prices at top-notch studios due to a recent country music downswing, the band will record their songs in Nashville this May. Patton is curious about the prospect of being holed up in Music City.
		None of the band members seem to look at this as a side project -- not even the notoriously engaged Patton.
		The band plans a U.S. tour after the September release of the album.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/_/id/5919628 (717 words)

	The Tool Page: Tour Reviews
		Aside from a melodic buffet of Drop D riffs and lyrical utopia from the mouth of the man on the soapbox of the masses, the visual effects from the lighting crew, and the art on screen there was never a dull moment.
		If a band you respect respects another band enough to have them open for them they should be given a chance based on that if not for the reason of common curtesy.
		As for tomahawk, mike patton is the man, hes a great artist & i think tool fans should give him a chance of listen, he is so versatile,i was getting so fucking angry at stupid ignorant concert goers not even realizing who was up on stage.
	toolshed.down.net /tour/summer02/020816.html (15568 words)

	News
		The band will also be touring in support of the new CD however only two original members, Page and Chris Traynor will be on the tour.
		John is happy in Tomahawk (great band with Patton, Denison and Kevin from Cows/Melvins) and Henry had his band The Moonlighters up until recently (I haven't heard them).
		According to sources at the band's label, Interscope, the album, produced by Barkmarket's Dave Sardi, is a return to the crunching sound on the band's much-hyped debut, Strap It On.
	www.helmetband.com /news.html (3768 words)

	Music - July 11, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Tomahawk, which features ex-Jesus Lizard guitarist Duane Denison, ex-Helmet drummer John Stanier and ex-Cows bassist Kevin Rutmanis, is touring to support its latest album, Tomahawk, released last Halloween.
		Tomahawk’s unconventional music is a twisted mélange of surf, rock and spaghetti western, and the band’s practice regimen is twisted, too.
		NYC band Interpol may be the new center of the universe.
	www.newsreview.com /issues/sacto/2002-07-11/Music.asp (681 words)

	Ipecac Recordings - Tomahawk
		Rock and Roll super group, Tomahawk, birthed from pure aural gold their second CD, to be handed down to earthbound mortals like a jewel from the heavens.
		The band, in order of famousness is composed of Mike Patton, John Stanier, Duane Denison (their Michael Nesmith-like leader) and Kevin Rutmanis.
		Unlike other super groups such as Audioslave, Tomahawk doesn't have any really famous people, but at least the music is good.
	www.ipecac.com /bio.php?id=9 (236 words)

	Tomahawk: Mit Gas - PopMatters Music Review
		It's not as though Patton and his bandmates Duane Dennison (guitar, as well as the band's leader), John Stanier (drums), and Kevin Rutmanis (bass) are worried about their lack of accessibility.
		But there does exist a viable market hungry for the type of twisted metal Tomahawk plays, and Patton acknowledges that in the opening lyric of the first track, "Birdsong": "I'll feed you now", he growls, employing one of the half-dozen vocals tics in his arsenal.
		The band buzzes around Patton as he unveils his deepest, cartooniest bass voice.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/t/tomahawk-mitgas.shtml (874 words)

	Concert Report: Tool
		Not that I'd get to see a band as "big" as Tool anywhere else, so I suppose this is just a cross I have to carry.
		On each side of the stage were large screens that I initially thought were going to show closeups of the band, they played various film clips (probably assembled by Adam Jones) with each song.
		Most of these clips were composed of looping clips of varying nature (from cheesy, CG monsters with a third eye and a long tongue to gritty, naked people being tortured by some electrical device or swimming/floating in water) sometimes superimposed over other images or trippy CG images.
	www.cs.utah.edu /~justin/Post/archives/00000016.htm (1338 words)

	Van Halen Links.com - 7/15 Tool Concert in L.A. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		He even played guitar on a few songs, but I couldn't begin to tell you which songs they were since I'm not at all familiar with their music.
		I think that's why these Patton bands have opened for 'em on their last coule of tours.
		If the band doesn't want their music to be file shared, I'll wait for them to tell me, not the riaa.
	www.vhlinks.com /vbforums/showthread.php?t=12496 (1048 words)

	KNAC.COM - News - Faith No More In Mike Patton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		We were a good, honest band, and I was only ashamed to be in that band on a couple of occasions.
		The BAND Faith No More is and will always be a time in my life that I can look back to and see happiness.
		I don't care too much for Tomahawk, although their first album still beats the hell out of The Real Thing (the only FNM album I have a truly hard time liking).
	www.knac.com /article.asp?ArticleID=789&StartTime=5/3/20024:05:54AM (1830 words)

	Cheetah Chrome at the I-94 Bar
		To me, sitting around listening to records and trying to make yourself sound cooler than you are in print while slamming some poor band that actually has their ass in the grass doing something creative is a pitiful career.
		Too many bands seem to think that if they have the look and attitude, they can bullshit their way into the hearts of the gullible Amerikan public, whose taste for shit knows no boundaries.
		But to be a GREAT rock and roll band, you have to love yer instrument and the music you play on it, you have to live and breath it.
	www.i94bar.com /ints/cheetah.html (2851 words)

	Modern Drummer Magazine 11/13/2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Earlier this year Tomahawk released its sophomore album, Mit Gas; a wildly diverse blend of lush, avant-garde pop, experimental metal, and assorted weirdness that Stanier describes as "cinematic rock." "All of us, especially Mike, are nuts for soundtracks," Stanier explains.
		Stanier believes the best part of being in Tomahawk is the band’s high level of professionalism.
		And this band is all about control and pace.
	www.moderndrummer.com /updatefull.asp?alt=100008583 (299 words)

	Tucson Weekly : music : Soundbites
		In attempt to defray a portion of his expenses, Arizona roots rockers will band together this week for a very special benefit show for Marino.
		Led by falsies-wearing art-rock weirdo Maynard James Keenan, the band merges murky, metallic riffage with arty, post-punk prog-rock dynamics, appealing to both fans of mainstream nu-metal and more discerning underground types.
		Be sure to get there early to catch The Deludes, one of the finest of an excellent crop of new local bands, for a healthy dose of straightforward guitar-driven pop-rock that'll stick in yer craw for weeks to come.
	www.tucsonweekly.com /gbase/music/Content?oid=oid:45629 (1069 words)

	Montazh - Lorri Beyer Band History
		The Hootenanny Band's early beginnings were playing at The Outpost in Tomahawk.
		I was in Jazz Band with Ward in high school, so I've known him for many years.
		In this band, I learned how to make a website and had fun posting the pictures of all our public gigs.
	www.montazh.com /lorri2.html (666 words)

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