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Akira is a ] 3-piece ] band. They formed in a car-crash on November the 9th 2001 in the sleepy university town of ], ]. Their aim was simple: make noise and have fun. After a year of perfecting their patented sonic assault they began playing small local shows and garnered lots of positive feedback. Then in the early summer of 2003 they released “Demonstration” a three-track CD that included the fan-favourite “81 Minutes.” After further perfection of their live incarnation they recorded a second demo which they termed 'Selections of Modern Music E.P.' This was released in the autumn. Finally, in the summer of 2004 they relocated their operations to ] where they began phase two of their evil masterplan. What this is - only they know. Akira is a ] 3-piece ]/] band. They formed in a car-crash on November the 9th 2001 in the sleepy university town of ], ]. Their aim was simple: make noise and have fun. After a year of perfecting their patented sonic assault they began playing small local shows and garnered lots of positive feedback. Then in the early summer of 2003 they released “Demonstration” a three-track CD that included the fan-favourite “81 Minutes.” After further perfection of their live incarnation they recorded a second demo which they termed 'Selections of Modern Music E.P.' This was released in the autumn. Finally, in the summer of 2004 they relocated their operations to ] where they began phase two of their evil masterplan...


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Further to this: They are still not yet signed.

Further to all this: They are still not yet signed.


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Akira is a name with many meanings.


Japanese

Akira is a very popular given name for both males and females in Japan. Several different kanji can be pronounced "Akira", and most of the characters are variants on basic characters meaning "distinct" or "bright". The same characters may appear together with a second character to form names like Akio or Akihiko, meaning "bright boy".

Popular kanji characters include: 日明、晃、章、亨、陽

Famous Akiras include:

Scots

Akira is also a female Scottish name meaning "anchor".


Anime and Manga

Akira is also a well known anime and manga series - see Akira (film).

Band

Akira is a London 3-piece alternative rock/post-rock band. They formed in a car-crash on November the 9th 2001 in the sleepy university town of Cambridge, England. Their aim was simple: make noise and have fun. After a year of perfecting their patented sonic assault they began playing small local shows and garnered lots of positive feedback. Then in the early summer of 2003 they released “Demonstration” a three-track CD that included the fan-favourite “81 Minutes.” After further perfection of their live incarnation they recorded a second demo which they termed 'Selections of Modern Music E.P.' This was released in the autumn. Finally, in the summer of 2004 they relocated their operations to London where they began phase two of their evil masterplan...

They have been comapared to such notable names as: Nirvana, Mogwai, Coldplay and Godspeed You Black Emperor. And played with bands as varied as:Six By Seven, Chikinki and Amy Winehouse.

Further to all this: They are still not yet signed.

Band Members

  • Joel Janiurek - Guitar, vocals
  • Gbenga Adelekan - Bass, vocals
  • Sarah Donachy - Drums

Discography

  • Demonstration (2003)
  • Selections of Modern Music E.P. (2003)

Star Trek

In the Star Trek fictional universe, there is also an Akira class starship.

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