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There are at least 3 artists named Tapeworm

1) Tapeworm was a planned supergroup that never really came into existence. Most notable members were Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails and Maynard James Keenan from Tool/A Perfect Circle.

The only known Tapeworm song is “Vacant”, which A Perfect Circle renamed “Passive” and used for the soundtrack to the movie “Constantine” and put on their 2004 release “Emotive”.

2) Tapeworm was a Connecticut punk band who released a 7in in 1978 and later appeared on the Killed by Death compilation(#9).

3) Tapeworm was a trance music project led by Frank Hernandez and Oliver Braun.
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  • SavioLuiz

    "One day, Chino Moreno, Maynard and Trent will create a group together. And we can all die blissfully." And Josh Homme. Maybe, even Dave Grohl could hit the drums for the group. That would be amazing.

    15 Mar 6:14pm Reply

  • Blvd_Nights

    Tapeworm demos that were never released > How to Destroy Angels

    26 Feb 3:03am Reply

  • XCyconX

    "One day, Chino Moreno, Maynard and Trent will create a group together. And we can all die blissfully." I'm afraid the world would end the day something that amazing happened.

    1 Sep 2012 Reply

  • yazdankm

    LINK PLEASE !

    9 Aug 2012 Reply

  • TheCreatedVoid1

    One day, Chino Moreno, Maynard and Trent will create a group together. And we can all die blissfully.

    10 Feb 2012 Reply

  • AndreMMJesus

    "Tapeworm was a planned supergroup that never really came into existence."

    6 Oct 2011 Reply

  • Jumpkov

    "As good as How to Destroy Angels are" So HTDA is ANYWAY good? : O

    14 Feb 2011 Reply

  • otaku-dono

    As good as How to Destroy Angels are, I'd prefer that Trent did something with this instead since it has so much potential; especially since Passive is one of my favourite A Perfect Circle songs.

    2 Nov 2010 Reply

  • gacktxrawr

    all you need is trent and maynard.

    1 Nov 2010 Reply

  • filipedumas15

    Where can I get their stuff? [2] + 2x despair.

    20 Jul 2010 Reply

  • Maynard1995

    Where can I get their stuff?

    22 May 2010 Reply

  • mexicoman

    such a good company)

    19 Jan 2010 Reply

  • hpdarkness

    The first real Tapeworm track has been released. On Manyard's new EP a song called Potions is credited heavily to Trent Reznor. If you listen to the song is sounds just like a blend of NIN and Tool. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ci2z10xVm1k

    2 Dec 2009 Reply

  • mixtur3

    I didnt know tapeworm's song "Vacant" was renamed as "Passive" by A Perfect Circle... Interesting.. I love Passive..

    17 Oct 2009 Reply

  • childeofdarknes

    Wish these guys weren't so egotistical and settle their differences to make a fully-fledged album.

    23 Sep 2009 Reply

  • Rimmo

    sweet

    8 Sep 2009 Reply

  • limpicatto

    @Within_: But the version credited to Tapeworm is different than the one in Things Falling Apart (Halo 16). BTW, did you know that "Metal" is a cover of a Gary Numan's song? Tapeworm mistagged songs are full of interesting info :)

    9 May 2009 Reply

  • limpicatto

    I discovered who's the real artist of "Democracy": It's a Nine Inch Nails Remix of Killing Joke's Democracy featured in "Wardance - The Remixes". A great track btw.

    15 Feb 2009 Reply

  • rafi2600

    - > Warlock

    19 Jan 2009 Reply

  • AkaneNamida

    This is still being recommended to me...ugh.

    22 Dec 2008 Reply
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