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Showing posts with label Morganatics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Morganatics. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

The Morganatics "We Come From The Stars"


Country: France
Genre(s)Alternative, Progressive Rock
LabelDooweet Records
FormatCD, digital
Release dateJune 15, 2015
Tracklist
  1. I’m a Mess (but I’m Free) - 4:33
  2. We Come From the Stars - 5:24
  3. Even Terminators Can Cry - 5:47
  4. Cycy Stardust - 3:25
  5. Fuckep Up Serendipity - 5:17
  6. (Interstellar) - 0:48
  7. My Uncomforter - 5:37
  8. I Just Want Something to Happen Tonight - 6:50
  9. As Blackbirds Say - 12:10
  10. Blue Diamond - 5:01
  11. What Remains - 8:43
Line-up
Seb - Vocals, rhythm guitars, keyboards.
Chris - Female vocals, samples, keyboards
Lauris - Lead & acoustic guitars
Niko - Drums, keyboards

Media/Samples 
Progstreaming

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Monday, October 28, 2013

The Morganatics "Never Be Part Of Your World"


Country: France
Sub Genre Alternative, Art Rock
LabelM & O Music
Release dateOctober 28, 2013
Tracklist
01. The Great Deceiver (04:40)
02. Sand (As Children Say) (04:21)
03. Fade Away (06:25)
04. Come With Me (06:10)
05. Three-Leaf Clover Girl (03:36)
06. Pro-Mia (07:14)
07. Little Finger Syndrome (05:38)
08. Drag Me To Hell (05:50)
09. Fly (05:20)
10. Echoes From The Womb (04:49)
11. Ready (10:33)

Line-up
Seb - Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards.
Chris - Female Vocals
Lauris Braka - Lead & Acoustic Guitars
Mark Cruz Teix - Bass Guitar
Nico VD - Drums

Description/Reviews
Taking rock music as a starting point, the group’s members have created an alternative album, which is both intense and melodic. Sebastien’s powerful lyrics, allow the personality of each to reveal itself through the melancholy and sensual image of the group. If the sound of The Morganatics manages to enter those yet to explore areas of Rock, then the human and musical experiment (as the band wishes to develop around the human aspect rather than around a musical genre) will be achieved.

Media/Samples 
Long samples
Sand (As children say) 

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