Agusa - Noir (2024)
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Artist: Agusa
Title: Noir
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: Acosmo Records
Genre: Progressive Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:01:44
Total Size: 363 / 144 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Noir
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: Acosmo Records
Genre: Progressive Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:01:44
Total Size: 363 / 144 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Tunnelseende
02. Skottet I Parken
03. Ljusglimtar
04. Den Försvunne Brevbäraren
05. Skansk Rapsodi Nr:1
06. Vind För Vag
07. Svart Pa Vitt
08. Stad I Mörker
09. Emporia
10. Pusselbitar
11. Kalkbrottets Hemlighet
12. Bön För Öresund
13. Upp I Rök
14. Skansk Rapsodi Nr:2
15. Stad I Mörker (Repris)
16. F.G.B.
17. 7:an Mot Ön
18. Omvändelsen
19. Frihamnen
20. Sista Vanföreställningen
AGUSA is a new prog quartet, initially comprised of Tobias Pettersson (bass), guitarist Mikael Ödesjö, drummer Dag Strömkvist and finally Jonas Berge on the organ. Some of them are also known from collaborating with bands like Sveriges Kommuner & Landsting, Kama Loka and Hoofoot.
For the first time the musicians came together in early 2013. During the following summer they went out to the countryside in order to celebrate some jam sessions. The place is called Agusa, and that's why the band name finally established. In autumn they entered the studio to record their debut 'Högtid', which was released early 2014 on Transubstans Records and Kommun 2. Five authentic retro 70's progressive tunes are given, featuring dinstinctive organ work and a proper psychedelic fundament in the vein of Moonwagon, Hypnos69 and Astra.
After a handful of gigs during the winter, Dag Strömkvist decided to leave and to travel around India for a while. The band auditioned a number of drummers, and eventually asked Tim Wallander from Magic Jove to join.
For the first time the musicians came together in early 2013. During the following summer they went out to the countryside in order to celebrate some jam sessions. The place is called Agusa, and that's why the band name finally established. In autumn they entered the studio to record their debut 'Högtid', which was released early 2014 on Transubstans Records and Kommun 2. Five authentic retro 70's progressive tunes are given, featuring dinstinctive organ work and a proper psychedelic fundament in the vein of Moonwagon, Hypnos69 and Astra.
After a handful of gigs during the winter, Dag Strömkvist decided to leave and to travel around India for a while. The band auditioned a number of drummers, and eventually asked Tim Wallander from Magic Jove to join.