Their songs are often about obscure historical events and people, including, among others:

But the net result is that the decathlon, usually an obscure event except for the Olympics, is receiving renewed attention.

All I wanted to do was to write a column about the gloomiest, most obscure and thinly attended event of the summer.

In the early years this was an obscure event with only a dozen or so riders.

And likewise, 99.9% of the world's population don't care about this fairly obscure event.

"Every so often, relatively obscure events in history have shaped its course," he said, suggesting that his plan for the company was such an event.

Shakespeare used a relatively obscure event of Roman history to draw parallels which remain visible in modern political life.

And he mentioned the anniversaries of obscure events in history.

His job is to bring publicity to some of the committee's more obscure qualifying events.

The mutiny did not come to be well known among the general public, and the event came to be an obscure event in Canadian history.