Talk:Caliban (band)
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I deleted the following sentence due to lack of context. I could not figure out who Claus was, and since Thomas is no longer a member of the band either, to me, it makes no sense leaving it there:
Short after the release, Claus left the band due to personal reasons and was replaced by Thomas....
Added a few sentences about The Opposite From Within and the bands latest recordings. Updated the band-members along w/ their last names. Not sure who Engin is, but the former member I added under him was really in Caliban.
- Delonnor 14:52, 25 September 2005 (UTC)
