1. Vasa are a post-rock band from Glasgow, Scotland.

Already picking up comparisons to the mighty And So I Watch You From Afar, Adebisi Shank, Maybeshewill and Explosions In The Sky, VASA’s explosive and frantically inventive music goes one step further and turns sub-genre conventions and clichés on their head with a healthy injection of Celtic-influenced roots and a frenetic, dance-y infectious energy that's hard to refuse.

Since forming in October 2011, the quartet have seen a rush of support from the likes of The Independent, Clash Magazine, PROG Magazine, The Skinny, Goldflakepaint, The National Scot and huge swathes of the post-rock community, completed several UK tours as well as completing their maiden Europe tour and have played several support dates with heavyweights such as Russian Circles, This Will Destroy You, Deafheaven, Maybeshewill, This Town Needs Guns, Pelican, Brontide and Black Peaks plus appearances at ArcTanGent Festival, T in The Park, A Colossal Weekend, A Carefully Planned, Wickerman Festival, Doune the Rabbit Hole and StrangeForms Festival

Blaine Thompson – Guitar
Scott Coupar – Guitar
John Niblock – Bass
Alex Gordon – Drums

2. Vasa (Vasa "Vasilikon" Firsov) is a 19 years old rapper from Tiberias, Israel.
Better known by his song "הדרך" (Pronounced "HaDerech", Translated "The Road") and his disses 1000 טון, (Pronouned "Elef Ton" Translated "Thousand Tons"), זין על ההייטרים (Pronounced "Za'in Al Ha'Heyterim", Translated "Fuck The Haters")
He also known by beefing an Israeli underground rapper called "Biryon Tzair" (Hebrew: בריון צעיר) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.