R.A.P.

There are two bands called R.A.P. : 1) R.A.P. (also before known as Rāpuļi Ar Putniem) is an alternative rock genre inspired four-piece band formed in Kuldīga, Latvia in year 1995. One of the best live bands in Latvia - that’s how many influential Latvian music reviewers describe them. Since year 2000 R.A.P. have released three studio records, they have been a support band for Guano Apes, Lenny Kravitz and The Rasmus gigs in Latvia...

There are two bands called R.A.P. : 1) R.A.P. (also before known as Rāpuļi Ar Putniem) is an alternative rock genre inspired four-piece band formed in Kuldīga, Latvia in year 1995. One of the best live bands in Latvia - that’s how many influential Latvian music reviewers describe them. Since year 2000 R.A.P.

have released three studio records, they have been a support band for Guano Apes, Lenny Kravitz and The Rasmus gigs in Latvia, they have received three Latvian Music Records awards in a modern rock category and they have become regulars at the upper end of Latvian radio stations’ playlists and song tops. That’s why the conclusion is obvious - they are one of the leading alternative rock bands in country. Band split up in November year 2008 not finishing studio recording session for their planned upcoming album. They reformed in 2011 with the original lineup to participate in festival Summer Sound Liepāja 2011' at Liepājas pludmale. The latest lineup : Artis Dvarionas - vocals (currently also Tā Tā Tā); Aleksandrs Štro - guitar; Artis Rozītis - bass guitar (currently also Mr. Rally); Gatis Lagzdenieks - drums (currently also Mr. Rally). Previous members : Renarts Braufmanis - guitar (currently Voiceks Voiska); Adam W.

Smith - guitar. Discography : 2005 || LP "Maize" 2003 || LP "2" 2001 || LP "Feel?" 1999 || LP "Vanilla" http://www.rap.lv http://www.myspace.com/raplv 2) R.A.P. (Reggae Against Politics) - Polish reggae band founded in 1985 partly by musicians from Śmierć Kliniczna band. One of the most regarded bands in polish reggae scene. Just imagine underground Jamaican reggae in Eastern Europe Poland during 1980's. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..