Bands whose names are one concrete noun

Translation: "Water colours"
Gum arabic colours thinned with water giving it a transparent look, which is then used for painting.

Translation: "Almond"
An oval edible nutlike seed of the almond tree, which can be consumed.

Translation: "Witches coven"
A group or meeting of witches, women who practice sorcery, often for wry purpose.

Projectiles with a sharp tip made of metal, which are fired with a bow.

Translation: "Asphalt"
A mixture of bituminous pitch mixed with sand and/or gravel mainly used for surfacing roads.

Audio: Vibrations in the air that are artificially created, of which can be heard by someone's, or an animal's, ear.

Slave: Person who works for someone else, usually under abuse or the threat of it.

Translation: "Barricade"
A temporary barrier, usually in the street, to prevent or slow down opposing forces.

Something with a blue pigment. This is mainly an adjective, but can be a noun in a sentence such as "In the deep blue".

Baked goods made of eggs, flour, water and yeast mixed together.

Baked goods made of eggs, flour, sugar, butter and other ingredients which is commonly iced and decorated.

Small ornamental boxes that hold jewels, letters or other valued objects.

A food in the form of paste or solid block made from roasted or grounded cacao seeds, with an added sweetness.

Symbols consisting of two lines crossing each other in the middle, either diagonally or at a 90 degree angle.

Wild canine native to Australia.

Translation: "Echo"
Sound waves reflected on a flat surface and bounces back to the listener, sounding as though it's being repeated.

The time of year when the sun crosses the celestial equator when day and night are of approximately the same length.

Person who is not native to the land they're visiting or residing in.

Item(s) of which has no valuable use in its current form and is better off either recycled or discarded.

Something with a gold pigment. This is mainly an adjective, but can be a noun in a sentence such as "I won gold".

A metal-headed tool which is used to drive nails into wood.

Robust protection for your head to minimize injury to the skull, used in activities entailing that kind of risk, such as cycling or hockey.

A device that allows medicine to be inhaled into the mouth, commonly used by people suffering from lung-related issues such as asthma.

The male equivalent of a succubus; a mythological demon in human form that has sex with women while they're asleep.

Translation: "Basement person"
Basement is the underground story in a house. Person is a unique human being regarded as an individual.

An absorbent disposable paper tissue.

Translation: "Power station"
Machine that harnesses energy from natural resources (ex. Water, wind) to create electricity.

Translation: "Log"
A piece of a trunk or stem from a tree that has either been broken or cut off.

Feline predators that live in Africa.

A compact mass of substance which doesn't have a definite shape.

Person, usually a woman, who's the source of inspiration for a creative artist. The word has roots in Greek/Roman mythology wherein one of the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne is named Muse, who presides over arts and sciences.

A fertile spot in the middle of a desert where water can be found.

Translator: "Panther"
A big, black feline predator native to India.

Small creatures in British folklore that resemble fairies and cause mischief.

Preacher: Person who espouses a specific ideology or philosophy to others.

Van: A car with shipment space, used for transporting bigger items, ex. furniture.

Female monarch.

A color spectrum visible in the sky, caused by refraction and dispersion of the sun's light, usually as a result of water droplets such as fresh rain.

Translation: "Rose bush"
A plant with several small branches that usually grows from the ground or a hard stem, in this instance also growing red, pink or white flowers with thorns.

A sedimentary rock composed of sand, quartz, and other sand-sized grains.

Silver: A shiny, grey-like colour. This is mainly an adjective, but can be a noun in a sentence such as "I won silver".
Chair: A furniture with four legs, a backrest and a seat.

Open spaces between banks and woods, like a valley.

A stopper knot that instantly loosens by pulling on the end to withdraw a loop.

Sound: Vibrations that travel through the air or another medium and can be heard when they reach someone's, or an animal's, ear.

Garden: Ground adjacent to a house where you can grow plants.

Translation: "Sweater"
A garment knitted from wool which you wear on your torso, usually during cold weather.

A Mexican alcoholic drink made from agave.

Device or implement that's designed and used to carry out a specific task.

Grass on the surface layer of earth held together by its roots.

An infective agent that typically consists of a nucleic acid molecule in a protein coat, which corrupts a body's system in a way that makes a person fall ill.
Can also mean a piece of code that corrupts a computer system and destroys its data.

Modified forelimbs which are used for flying, such as for birds, bats or airplanes.

Female lupine predator that has given birth to puppies.

Card used by referees in sports games to warn a troublemaking player that they could be kicked off the game if they misbehave again.