Ten masked men

Ten Masked Men is a British death metal band specializing in covers of pop music songs. The band was founded in 1996, when Mark (“The Torturer”) and Dave (“Chief”) Hutson made a cover of Oasis ' Wonderwall song to tease friends. The song was similar to the original, but was played on guitars with distortion and growling vocals. She was recorded in the bedroom with other songs like “ Stayin 'Alive ”, “ Into the Groove ” and “ Beat It ”. A total of 4 songs were recorded.

Ten masked men
Genres	death metal
Years	1996 - our days
A country	Great Britain
Composition	Mark "The Torturer" Hutson Dave "Chef" Hutson Al Apocalypse Combat Damage Davies Pablo "Kharya" Ross Well "Case" Billy Bane "Janitor" Gary "Cripple" Hearns Neil "Brake" Matthews Martin "Fool" Matthews
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The five-track EP was recorded a little later in 1999, and the Star Wars reference was played up in its title ( Ten Masked Men Strike Back . The second full-length album, Return of Ten Masked Men , released in 2000, soon followed.

Three years later, a new album was released entitled The Ghostly Threat in Masks . In 2008, the latest full-length album was released, called the Attack of Ten Masked Men .

The band "lit up" on Channel 4 in the UK on the Born Sloppy night show, in which specially invited Jack Osborne as a guest should have guessed the name of the melody played by "Ten Masked Men." According to the rules, the band played only 30 seconds of each song, among which were “ Livin 'La Vida Loca ”, “ ... Baby One More Time ” and “ Push It ”.

Ten masked men cover songs from various artists, ranging from Frank Sinatra and the 1980s hits as Peter Gabriel 's Sledgehammer to contemporary hits such as Seven Days by Craig David and Something Kinda Ooooh by the Girls Aloud group. Each album also contains a version of a song from the soundtrack to one of the James Bond movies.