Goliath

Goliath is a United States group associated in the input with progressive rock and heavy metal, and also tagged with deathcore, tech house and hardcore. The name is used for several different acts, including a 1970s Kentucky prog rock band.

Kentucky progressive rock band

One version of Goliath is a short-lived band from Louisville, Kentucky. It releases one obscure but well-regarded album, Hot Rock & Thunder, on the Bridges label in 1972. This group is described as a 70s Kentucky prog rock band and is the act identified in the verified facts as the relevant United States group.

Other acts using the name

The same name also applies to a number of other unrelated artists and bands. These include a deathcore band from Los Angeles that releases an EP called Misanthropy, a hard rock band from Evansville, Indiana formed after the breakup of Nineteen88, a Spanish heavy metal band that issues a self-titled album in 1985, a UK band fronted by Linda Rothwell with Eric Eastman, Joe Rosbotham, Malcolm Grundy and John Williamson, a Japanese indie band with members from FOX LOCO PHANTOM and ART-SCHOOL, a Belgian hardstyle DJ and producer on Dirty Workz Anarchy, an Indonesian pop band, and a Lithuanian DJ.