Coda

Coda is a post-hardcore band from Michigan. The name is also used by a number of other acts in different countries and genres, including hard rock, progressive rock, chiptune, post-rock, live dubstep, jazz rock, symphonic rock, fusion, heavy metal, alternative rock, blues rock, pop-rock and a Japanese solo project.

Michigan post-hardcore band

The Michigan Coda is a post-hardcore band. No further line-up, discography or activity details are given in the input.

Other acts using the same name

Among the other Coda projects listed are a solo chiptune musician and video game composer active online since 2004, a Rock en Español band from Mexico formed in 1989, a five-piece live dubstep band from London formed in 2009, a five-piece experimental band from Sydney formed in 1994, and a Cape Town-based fusion group led by vocalist Yolanda Yawa, electric cellist Carol Thorns, saxophonist Judy Brown, electric violinist Gabriella Rivera, dancer and backing vocalist Amanda Martins, and House DJ Nick Matthews.

The name also appears on releases by a Japanese artist known only as Coda, whose debut single “Bloody Stream” is used as the second opening theme for the 2012 anime adaptation of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. Other listed versions include a Nashville-based rock group, a Polish metal band, and several further rock acts from Canada, Spain, the Czech Republic, Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Lithuania.