1) Guardian was formed in 1982 by… Read Full Bio ↴There are five artists with this name:
1) Guardian was formed in 1982 by bassist David Bach, vocalist Paul Cawley, and and drummer, Rikk Hart. They originally named themselves "Fusion" and added David Caro on guitars. They were signed to Enigma records in 1985 and changed their name to Gardian, soon after replaced Caro with Tony Palacios on guitar. They released two demos under the Gardian name called Fusion (released 1984) and Voyager (released 1987). Their debut album "First Watch" was released in 1989 under the final name change "Guardian", but shortly after Cawley and Hart left the band due to the rigors of non-stop touring.
In 1990, Cawley was replaced by Jamie Rowe (formerly of "Tempest") as the new vocalist and Hart was replaced by Karl Ney on drums. This lineup remained consistant throughout their last English studio album "Bottle Rocket" in 1997. However, in 2002 Guardian released "Dime", their 3rd Spanish effort, yet with all new material. David Bach could not be a part of this album due to time constraints. Their 1993 album "Miracle Mile" was their most popular commercially successful album.
In the words of Jamie Rowe, "There will be another Guardian album." Let's hope so.
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2) GUARDIAN - Five Piece metalcore band from Sydney, Australia.
Formed in early 2014 GUARDIAN released their first 7 track EP September 12.
The EP is self titled and was recorded at Young Productions on the east coast of Sydney.
Not long after their release they landed shows with CONFESSION, and soon after, I KILLED THE PROM QUEEN. The largest show played to date has been at the Queensland festival Easterfest.
Early 2015 they released their first music video for their fifth track 'Storms' which features a guest spot from Blake Curby of Elegist; another local metalcore band.
The band is currently writing for their full length and they enter the studio June 8 to begin working with SONNY TRUELOVE of STL Studios.
You can download the full EP for free on bandcamp at:
https://guardianband.bandcamp.com/releases
You can find them on facebook at:
https://www.facebook.com/Guardianbandau
Music Video Link:
http://youtu.be/n-aR1emx190
The band consists of:
Anthony Antoun - Guitar
Jeff Wu - Guitar
Jackson Grace - Bass
Joe Graham - Drums
Jordan Neander - Vocals
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3) A technical metal band from Boise, Idaho.
4) A Hardcore band from Texas.
5) Dubstep artist dj Guardian.
6) Group of young Australians who remix songs that are influential to them
World Without Love
Guardian Lyrics
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The tide is high
And everyone’s running
There’s anger and aggression
A tragedy of selfish ambitions
In a world without love
What is the reason
Another child is gone
The slaughter of the innocent goes on
We seek illicit passions
How many more will fall to addiction
In a world without love
What is the reason
In a world without eve
In a world without love
ls there an answer
In a world without love
Then glowing ever bright
Breaking through the night
The almighty gives us life
In a world without love
What is the reason
In a world without eve
In a world without love
ls there an answer
In a world without love
Guardian's song World Without Love is a powerful commentary on the current state of the world we live in. The opening lines "From sea to shining sea, the tide is high and everyone's running" conjures up an image of chaos and disorder. The metaphorical use of the "tide" represents the overwhelming influence that the events of the world have on people. The line "There's anger and aggression, a tragedy of selfish ambitions" highlights the negative impact that such events have on humans.
In the second verse, Guardian addresses the issue of violence and destruction in society. The line "Another child is gone, the slaughter of the innocent goes on" is a powerful statement on the sad reality of violence in our world. The next line "We seek illicit passions, how many more will fall to addiction" is a commentary on how people engage in destructive activities to cope with the pain and trauma caused by violence.
As the song progresses, Guardian emphasizes the importance of hope and faith. The lines "Breaking through the night, the almighty gives us life" is a reminder that there is always light at the end of the tunnel. By addressing the issues of violence and loss, and offering hope, Guardian is presenting a thoughtful commentary on the world we live in.
Line by Line Meaning
From sea to shining sea
Throughout the entire nation, coast to coast
The tide is high
The current state is intense and overwhelming
And everyone’s running
People are desperate and trying to escape
There’s anger and aggression
There is hostility and violence
A tragedy of selfish ambitions
People are causing harm to others in pursuit of their own goals
In a world without love
When there is no compassion or empathy between people
What is the reason
What could have caused this situation?
Another child is gone
More young lives are being lost
The slaughter of the innocent goes on
The senseless killing of the blameless continues
We seek illicit passions
We are searching for fulfillment in forbidden desires
How many more will fall to addiction
How many more will succumb to harmful habits?
In a world without eve
In a world where everything good has vanished
Is there an answer
Can we find a solution to this problem?
Then glowing ever bright
Despite the darkness of the situation
Breaking through the night
Something positive emerges and brightens the situation
The almighty gives us life
God gives us the gift of existence despite the difficulties
Contributed by Maria B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.