1. Nomad is a house music… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with this name:
1. Nomad is a house music duo from England, UK. They had several big hits on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart, as well as some similar successes in the UK Singles Chart. Group members are Damon Rochefort and Steve McCutcheon. In 1991 they hit #1 on the dance chart, and #2 in the UK, with the track, "(I Wanna Give You) Devotion." The issue bore the credit 'Nomad featuring MC Mikee Freedom'.
The band had more hits into the 21st century, with "With You" peaking at #2 on the dance chart in 2000.
2. Nomad is a raw punk act from New York City, USA.
They are influenced from ultradistorted Japanese hardcore.
Comprised of Perdition and Cervix folks. The band sticks to the essential elements of the noise punk formula and really do nothing to hide their worship of raw crust classics such as Confuse and Disclose and that's part of their very charm. Ultradistorted punk insanity.
3. Nomad is a Polish Death Metal band. They were founded in 1994. After the core members have come up with the idea of a band a second vocalist, Bleyzabel, joined the band and in the beginning of 1996 the group entered Salman Studio in Bialystok to record its first demo entitled "Disorder" featuring over 30 minutes of brutal death metal. The demo received lots of very positive reviews all over the world. Back then the band played some gigs with the major bands of Polish underground such as VADER, DAMNABLE).
In October 1997 the band once again entered the Selani studio, famous for productions from Vader, Behemoth and Yattering,to record their first full-length material "The Tail of Substance" by self-release. For the album's promotion, the band were scheduled for a mini-tour with LUX OCCULTA,CHRIST AGONY, HATE and HERESY organised by Novum Vox Mortis and Pagan Records.
In 1998, the group recorded four songs which helped them to sign a record deal with Novum Vox Mortis . This made the band re-enter the studio to record an additional three-songs which was added together to create an album entitled "The Devilish Whirl". The band then promoted their second full length with Lost Soul, Trauma and others in Poland and other eastern bloc countries.
In 2002 at the Hendrix Studio the third full legnth was recorded and entitled "Demonic Verses" in 2004 via Baphomet Records. Guitarist Patrick (a.k.a. Seth) is also a full time member of Polish Black/Death Metal band Behemoth. Official Myspace
4. Nomad is a folk/hip hop artist from Belgium. He is also a member of cavemen speak, gunporn and nuccini! all off the label shadowanimals. His solo album "Lemon Tea" by Hue which was a big sucess
5. NOMAD is a musical project based in Brooklyn, NY. They have released 1 EP, titled "EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT ONCE" in 2021.
6. Nomad is a trance one-man-band.
7. Nomad is bar band from central Maryland, USA. The band covers of great rock, pop, blues, country, rhythm and blues, rockabilly, jazz and rock 'n' roll as well as originals. They were formed by friends Tom, Leo, Bill and Rick. Official Website.
8. Nomad is a rock band from Hungary. Formed in early 2004 by former Bedlam members Szabolcs 'Cicó' Jánosi and Zoltán 'Fodi' Fodor, the band was completed in November 2004 with the additions of drummer Ábel Mihalik and former Warpigs bassist Bálint Gátos. Their full-length debut Végál.om.. was released in June 2007 and featured a sound comparable to 90's alternative rock and grunge bands, along with some jazz influences. After a few member changes in the rhythm section, the band quietly disappeared in 2010.
Nomad resurfaced in early 2013 with a new lineup (consisting of Cicó on guitars, Bedlam drummer Péter Újvári, Neck Sprain bassist Levente Nagy and vocalist Marci Juhász) and a slightly heavier, more metal sound. A new album is in the works.
9. Nomad is named after Adam Plack, an Australian-born didgeridoo player and recording artist.
10. Nomad is an alternative band from Saint-Petersberg, Russia. They take influnces from Tool and A Perfect Circle.
11. Nomad is a brutal death metal band from USA. They released one demo in 2005.
12. Nomad was a deaththrash band from the Netherlands. They released one demo in 1994.
13. Nomad was a black metal band from Hungary. The band released one demo in 1997.
14. Nomad is a Swedish rapper.
15. Nomad Is a sludge band from Manchester, feeling that there weren't already enough bands called Nomad. Seeking to lay waste in an environment already dissolute, Nomad are a 4 piece Sludge/Doom band bred from Manchester and other likewise holes, incorporating elements from across the spectrum with the vague purpose of sending you on a bad trip or at least maiming you along the way. With killer Grooves and Sabbath worshiping riffs, we are ready to bust out some slow/fast loud music in venues all over.
16. Nomad Is a metalcore band from Minnesota
17. Nomad Is a one-man black metal band from Glenview, Illinois. Nomad released it's first demo in 2018.
18. Nomad is a Japanese guitar pop, post rock 4 piece group from Japan.
19. NOMAD is a four-piece rock band from Oakland, CA.
20. NOMAD (Hangul: 노매드) (Need Our Microphone And Dances) is a 5 member K-pop boy group under Nomad Entertainment. The group consists of: DOY, Sangha, ONE, RIVR, and Junho. They have made their debut on February 28, 2024 with the mini album NOMAD.
21. Nomad is YABUJIN's former name.
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Nomad Lyrics
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We Look Satisfied At The Ruins Of The Master Cause
We Do Hate Gods!!!
We Never Like Creatures, We Never Like Crowley
We Hated Men's Guts, They Fucking' Betrayers
We Claimed: "Stake" ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
The lyrics in Nomad's song IX depict a sense of rebellion and defiance towards traditional beliefs and authority. The first line, "We are really delighted, we provoked disaster" suggests that the singer takes pleasure in causing chaos and destruction. The following line, "We look satisfied at the ruins of the master cause" reinforces this idea of delight in destruction. The third line, "We do hate gods!!!" is a clear rejection of organized religion and the idea of a higher power controlling one's life. The next line, "We never like creatures, we never like Crowley" could refer to Aleister Crowley, a controversial figure known for his association with the occult and his rejection of traditional morality.
The following lines, "We hated men's guts, they fucking' betrayers" suggest a deep-seated resentment towards humanity and a belief that people cannot be trusted. The final line, "We claimed: 'stake'" is ambiguous but could be interpreted as a call for punishment and retribution against those who the singer deems to have wronged them.
Overall, the lyrics in IX convey a sense of rebellion and rejection of traditional beliefs and authority. The singer revels in destruction and chaos and has little regard for gods, creatures, or humanity in general. Their call for "stake" at the end suggests a desire for revenge against those who they feel have wronged them.
Line by Line Meaning
We Are Really Delighted, We Provoked Disaster
We are thrilled to have caused chaos and destruction
We Look Satisfied At The Ruins Of The Master Cause
We take pleasure in observing the aftermath of the destruction we caused
We Do Hate Gods!!!
We have a strong disdain for all deities
We Never Like Creatures, We Never Like Crowley
We dislike all non-human beings and we especially do not like Crowley
We Hated Men's Guts, They Fucking' Betrayers
We despise humans and view them as traitorous
We Claimed: "Stake" ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
We proudly declare our desire to violently punish those who oppose us with stakes
Contributed by Miles P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.