The phrase "alien band" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a musical group that is composed of extraterrestrial beings or to describe a band that has an unusual or foreign style.
Example: "The alien band performed a mesmerizing concert that left the audience in awe of their otherworldly sounds."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrial group" or "foreign ensemble".
Daft Punk provided a sketchy story treatment - an alien rock band are kidnapped and brought to Planet Earth by an evil corporate tycoon - and, we assume, let the animators, supervised by Matsumoto, get on with it.
But among all those human fans dressed as aliens is a band of real aliens, disguised as humans dressed as space-travellers.
In their time as Alien Kulture the band revolted against the racist nation they lived in.
He called the girl band "Alien Nation" – a 1988 sci-fi film – during the double elimination programme.
The same year saw the debut of "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars," a concept album that fully ignited a cult following responding to its provocative rock and the glittery alien garb the band wore onstage.
If you've ever wanted to see Fucked Up's lead singer Pink Eyes tear off his shirt and do battle with an oncoming horde of aliens while the band shreds in the background, now's the time.
Also, thanks to the show's Instagram, we know that the fictional band Hep Alien will be part of the episodes.
Meanwhile, Colón maintained an active recording schedule with his band Legal Alien and with various collaborators, including Cuban salsa singer Celia Cruz, versatile Venezuelan vocalist Soledad Bravo, and rock musician David Byrne.
Following the tour, Rouse and Squires departed the band when Alien Crime Syndicate signed with V2 Records for the re-release of their latest album.
There's risk in speaking out like this, especially for such a young band like Alien Weaponry, whose members aren't yet old enough to vote.
