Calm

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There are several different artists named Calm: 1) A Japanese ambient electronica project by Kiyotaka Fukagawa (深川清隆). Active since 1997. 2) An American nu-metal band (ex-Seeded Crown) Once the former Seeded Crown changed its name in January 2000, it became known simply as Calm. The original composition went DJ, but at the same time, the group was supplemented by two guitarists. Up to 2003, the team released 3 mini-albums and 1 demo. Also, the team has an unrealized, full-length album from 2004 "Narrative". By the end of 2003, the band experienced many ups and downs, including bone fractures of participants at concert shows and the departure of one of the guitarists and longtime friend of the band - Ahmed Smith. After that, they were not able to perform for eight months for the concerts because of the serious injury of the vocalist. All this affected the decline in the popularity of the band and by that time the musicians had no choice but to release their last mini-album called "In A Place Called Perfect". In the musical sense, Calm is not far from their only release "Please Remain Seeded" released under the brand Seeded Crown. After the departure of the main guitarist, the new guitarist Christopher Tolan joined the participants. In a new composition, the musicians began work on their debut album. On January 1, 2004, the band entered the studio of Morrisound Studios to record the full-length release "When the Sky Falls", directed by producer Tom Morris. Later, the disc's