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"Later albums display more of an emphasis rhythm and a more pop music-based approach.", wouldn't this make it an Military pop band?
Also, the first paragraph uses the genre name "neoclassical music", which I've heard is an incorrect term for this kind of music, there is another genre name, Martial music, which seems to be the preferred genre name in other wikipedia articles.
Could someone check if what I'm suggesting is correct, and if so, edit the article? 80.216.158.220 01:02, 16 February 2007 (UTC)