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Showing posts with label Arabs in Aspic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arabs in Aspic. Show all posts

Saturday, September 21, 2024

The Flying Norsemen "The Flying Norsemen"

Country: Norway
Genre(s): Retro Prog, Psychedelic, Hard Rock
Label: Apollon Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: September 20, 2024
Tracklist
1. Norseide (10:44) 
2. Lystens Begjær II (8:38) 
3. PoseidJohn (12:03) 
4. Lystens Begjær (9:07) 

Total Time 40:32

Credits
Anders Sprauten - Guitars & vocals
Tommy Ingebrigtsen - Guitar  
John Wærnes - Lead Guitar & vocals
Terje Nyhus - Bass
Øyvind Grønn - Drums

Produced by Jostein Smeby

Description/Reviews:
The music draws inspiration from 1970s rock, with elements of stoner, doom, and psychedelia. Woven throughout are vocal harmonies and melodic gems that sparkle like diamonds in the rough. The album takes the listener on a sonic journey, a hazy exploration of the depths of emotion and consciousness. From the thunderous riffs that shake the earth to the melodies that float on the astral plane, the band has crafted a sound that is their own. With their first release, The flying Norsemen have declared their presence in the dynamic realm of heavy music, emerging as a formidable entity. Prepare for a sound voyage that promises to take you on a heavy journey.
Media/Samples
PoseidJohn
Bandcamp

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Friday, June 12, 2020

Arabs in Aspic "Madness and Magic"


Country: Norway
Genre(s)Retro Prog
LabelKarisma Records
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release date: June 12, 2020
Tracklist
1. I Vow to Thee, My Screen
2. Lullaby for Modern Kids, Part 1
3. Lullaby for Modern Kids, Part 2
4. High-Tech Parent
5. Madness and Magic
6. Heaven in Your Eye

Line-up
Jostein Smeby - guitars, vocals
Stig Jørgensen - organs, vocals
Erik Paulsen - bass, vocals
Eskil Nyhus - drums
Alessandro G. Elide - percussion, gongs

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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Friday, October 6, 2017

Arabs in Aspic "Syndenes Magi"


Country: Norway
Genre(s)Retro Prog
LabelApollon Records
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release date: October 6, 2017
Tracklist
1. Syndenes Magi (12:20)
2. Mörket 2 (9:34)
3. Mörket 3 (20:20)

Total time: 42:14

Line-up
Jostein Smeby - guitars, vocals
Stig Jørgensen - keyboards, vocals
Erik Paulsen - bass, vocals
Eskil Nyhus - drums

Description/Reviews
The first track, clocking at more than 12 minutes, is the one on which I can spot the most references. YesKing Crimson and Pink Floyd all seem to appear at different moments in this great song. 
Read the full review by Marc at proggnosis.com

Media/Samples 
Teaser

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Monday, August 10, 2015

Arabs in Aspic "Victim of Your Father's Agony"


Country: Norway
Genre(s)Retro Prog
LabelBlack Widow Records
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release date: August 10, 2015 (digital)
Tracklist
1. You Can Prove Them Wrong - 3:56
2. Sad Without You - 3:25
3. One - 6:12
4. The Turk and the Italian Restaurant - 2:42
5. God Requires Insanity - 8:21
6. TV 3 - 1:39
7. Flight of the Halibut - 4:08
8. Saint-Palais-sur-Mer, pt. 2 - 1:04
9. Victim of Your Father's Agony - 5:58

Line-up
Jostein Smeby - guitar, vocals
Eskil Nyhus - drums
Erik Paulsen - bass, vocals
Stig A. Jørgensen - organ, keyboards, vocals

Media/Samples 
Stream

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Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Arabs in Aspic "Pictures in a Dream"


Country: Norway
Sub GenreRetro Prog
LabelBlack Widow Records
Release dateMay 1, 2013
Tracklist
  1. Rejected Wasteland / Pictures in a Dream
  2. Let U.S pray
  3. You are blind
  4. Felix
  5. Hard to Find
  6. Difference in Time
  7. Lifeguard@Sharkbay
  8. Ta et Steg til Siden
  9. Vi møtes sikkert igjen
  10. Prevail to Fail
Line-up
Jostein Smeby: Guitars, vocals
Stig A. Jørgensen: Hammond, piano, synth, vocals
Erik Paulsen: Bass, fretless bass, vocals
Eskil Nyhus: Drums, percussion
Rune Sundby (Ruphus): Guest vocals

Description/Reviews
Norwegian 70's inspired progrock quartet's 5th release.

Media/Samples 
Promo
Progstreaming

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