Title: Protocol (band)
Content: 'Rules of Engagement' (2006) (Unreleased) 
Title: Protocol (album)
Content:  Protocol is the début album/EP from drummer/percussionist Simon Phillips. It was released in 1988 on the Music for Nations label, a company which had, at one time, bands such as Metallica and Slayer. Of the release, Phillips calls it "a record of experimental observations" and goes on to say "It was a good feeling to have finally released my first solo CD, and although not what I had originally planned, it was a start to my solo career."
Title: Protocol (band)
Content: "She Waits for Me" (2005) - UK #65 ; "Where's the Pleasure" (2006) - UK #27 
Title: Protocol (band)
Content: John Pritchard, lead vocals ; James McMaster, guitar ; Steven Oates, bass ; David Malik, keyboards/synthesizers ; Dominic Joseph, drums Protocol were a British pop group, who were formed in 2005. They were produced by Mike Peden. They consisted of: The five-piece, who had been honing their craft since meeting four years earlier, ran their own club night, Vanity, in London. Protocol also toured with New Order, Fisherspooner, The Bravery, Hard-Fi and played the Wireless and V Festivals. The band were signed to Polydor Records, but were dropped in April 2006, although the band continued to tour before splitting up later that year. Dominic Joseph, the drummer, went on to DJ and co-produce in Electro Duo Leatherhead, supporting Fatboy Slim, Chemical Brothers and Pete Tong, playing at Glasontbury Festival and Rockness Festival amongst others. and played drums for various artists including Lucie Silvas and Jamie Burke. Dominic is currently CEO & co-founder of the international Advertising Technology business, Captify.
Title: Protocols (album)
Content: Rav Shmuel &ndash; primary artist, photography ; Andres Karu &ndash; record producer, engineer, mixing, performer ; Michael Ferrentino &ndash; producer ; Summer Ray Brown &ndash; project assistant ; Richard Foos &ndash; project assistant ; Leonard Korobkin &ndash; project assistant ; David McLees &ndash; project assistant ; Yehuda Remer &ndash; project assistant ; Dean Schachtel &ndash; project assistant ; Candy Shipley &ndash; project assistant ; Stuart Wax &ndash; project assistant 
Title: Proto (band)
Content: Proto (2003) The Alchemist (2007) WB Television Network series Roswell: Second Season DVD (2003) ; Devour (2005) Proto have two full-length albums. Their first release, Proto, was released and distributed in digital and physical format copy in a special limited production, unlike the second album, The Alchemist, which was only released in digital form, via TuneCore, iTunes Store, Amazon, eMusic, and Rhapsody. Other songs not included in albums: "When Shall I Return" Length: 00:30 | Year: 2010 | Genre: Film score, Electronic, New Age. | Moods: Dark, Suspenseful Catalog/Publisher: Absurd Music (Ascap) / Bny Music (Ascap) / Evan Edward Publishing (Ascap).  Additional and technical information Release: June 1, 2003 (EP), September 23, 2003 (Album) Recording Type: Studio (Stereo) Label: Torrent Records, LLC (3649 W Road, Signal Mountain, Tennessee, 37377-3001) Universal Product Code: 7158647 (Torrent 
Title: Nicky Romero
Content:  Protocol Recordings is a Dutch record label founded on May 8, 2012 by electronic music producer and DJ Nicky Romero. They have released music by notable underground electronic artists such as Blasterjaxx, Don Diablo, R3hab, Vicetone, Stadiumx, Thomas Gold, Arno Cost and Volt & State. The label's first release was "WTF!?" by Nicky Romero and ZROQ. Protocol Recordings has become a successful record label as a result of releases by Nicky Romero. The most successful international single from the label was Like Home by Nicky Romero and Australian duo NERVO, which reached 37th place in Sweden, 15th place in the general chart and 5th place in the dance chart of the Netherlands and 33rd place in the singles 
Title: Prototype (Viktoria Modesta song)
Content:  "Prototype" is a song by Latvian/British singer-songwriter Viktoria Modesta. The song was written by Modesta and Hero and was produced by Roy Kerr. Music critics were mostly positive toward "Prototype", praising the song's empowering message and Modesta's vocal delivery. A music video for "Prototype" was directed by Saam Farahmand.
Title: Prototype (band)
Content:  In the band's early years, Prototype was known for its progressive metal sound, and nearly all of the songs from the band's first two studio albums, Trinity and Continuum, were in D tuning on standard six-string guitars. However, on the band's third album, Catalyst, the band expanded from their earlier progressive metal sound to a more thrash metal-inspired sound, with aggressive guitar riffs, deeper vocals and complex bass lines. All of the songs from the album were in B tuning on seven-string guitars. The band is also notable for performing songs at live shows exactly as they are heard on the band's releases. All of the band's lyrics focused on life, destiny and inner struggles, and their artwork and album cover designs are science fiction-themed and designed by graphic designer Travis Smith. Prototype's influences include Metallica, Rush, Cynic and Dream Theater.
Title: Proto (band)
Content:  mind. It was from this collaboration that the band realized their potential and agreed to pursue a serious career in music. The music immediately took precedence over everything else in their lives. Proto continued to write new material for their first full-length album, which was due out in 2004. After recording, the band left Memphis for Chattanooga. Other projects of members of Proto are All Things Green and North American Royalty. The latter is formed by ultra-melodic, female vocal-fueled Elise Berkes on lead vocals and guitar; Krista Wroten of Proto on violin and vocals; Jack Kirton of Proto on guitar, mandolin and steel guitar; and Dennis Hubbard and Joey Berkley from All Things Green on bass and percussion. Their first song, "Monkey", off the self-titled album, was used in introduction of the movie Devour (2005), starring Jensen Ackles, and in the third season of Roswell.

Question: What genre is Protocol?
Answer: pop music.
pop.
Pop.