Arabs In Aspic (NORWAY)
Napísané: 15 Feb 2021, 12:31
Arabs In Aspic - Victim Of Your Father's Agony (2015)
Year : 2015
Style : Progressive Metal , Progressive Rock
Country : Norway
Audio : 320 kbps + all scans + Video
Size : 138 mb
Bio:
Arabs in Aspic is a heavy progressive rockband from Trondheim, Norway, with their musical roots planted firmly in the golden era of rock. Their sound is a sweet mixture of loud, heavy guitars and drums, 12 string acoustics, funky bass and percussion, screaming hammond organs, soft Rhodes, mellotrons and 70's synths, topped with a bucket of vocal harmonies.ARABS IN ASPIC emerged in 1997 from Norway led by guitarist and vocalist Jostein Smeby and rythm guitarist & Theremin player, Tommy Ingebrigtsen. Since they met through their common love for 1970s heavy rock music, especially Black Sabbath, they've been playing together with different personnel, each playing different kinds of heavy music until ARABS IN ASPIC surged.They said goodbye to playing covers and the band was ready with Hammond organ player Magnar Krutvik, drummer Eskil Nyhus and his brother, bass player Terje Nyhus. The quartet was later joined by Stig Arve Jorgenson on backing vocals and Hammond organ, as Magnar changed to playing acoustic guitar and synth. After a few years and two releases (Progeria, EP and Far Out in Aradabia, CD) the band was put on hold due to various reasons.In 2006 Jostein, Eskil and Stig hooked up with bass player Erik Paulsen and formed what was known as Arabs in Aspic II. The new spirit and musicianship led to some serious song writing, and numerous demos were recorded during the following years. In 2009 the band entered legendary TNT guitarist Ronni LeTekro's studio and recorded the critic awarded "Strange Frame of Mind", which was mastered by Tommy Hansen in Jailhouse Studios, Denmark. Before the vinyl release of "Strange Frame" in 2012 they decided to cut the "II" in the band name and go back to just Arabs in Aspic.
Line Up:
Jostein Smeby: Guitars, Vocals
Stig Jørgensen: Organs, Vocals
Erik Paulsen: Bass, Vocals
Eskil Nyhus: Drums, Cymbals
Tracklist:
01. You Can Prove Them Wrong (3:55)
02. Sad Without You (3:25)
03. One (6:12)
04. The Turk And The Italian Restaurant (2:42)
05. God Requires Insanity (8:21)
06. TV 3 (1:38)
07. Flight Of The Halibut (4:08)
08. Saint-Palais-sur-Mer, Pt. 2 (1:04)
09. Victim Of Your Father's Agony (5:57)
+ Video "You Can Prove'em Wrong, Bill!" (Official Video)
Download links for all albums only on our blog here: http://goodmetalandhar.do.am/
Year : 2015
Style : Progressive Metal , Progressive Rock
Country : Norway
Audio : 320 kbps + all scans + Video
Size : 138 mb
Bio:
Arabs in Aspic is a heavy progressive rockband from Trondheim, Norway, with their musical roots planted firmly in the golden era of rock. Their sound is a sweet mixture of loud, heavy guitars and drums, 12 string acoustics, funky bass and percussion, screaming hammond organs, soft Rhodes, mellotrons and 70's synths, topped with a bucket of vocal harmonies.ARABS IN ASPIC emerged in 1997 from Norway led by guitarist and vocalist Jostein Smeby and rythm guitarist & Theremin player, Tommy Ingebrigtsen. Since they met through their common love for 1970s heavy rock music, especially Black Sabbath, they've been playing together with different personnel, each playing different kinds of heavy music until ARABS IN ASPIC surged.They said goodbye to playing covers and the band was ready with Hammond organ player Magnar Krutvik, drummer Eskil Nyhus and his brother, bass player Terje Nyhus. The quartet was later joined by Stig Arve Jorgenson on backing vocals and Hammond organ, as Magnar changed to playing acoustic guitar and synth. After a few years and two releases (Progeria, EP and Far Out in Aradabia, CD) the band was put on hold due to various reasons.In 2006 Jostein, Eskil and Stig hooked up with bass player Erik Paulsen and formed what was known as Arabs in Aspic II. The new spirit and musicianship led to some serious song writing, and numerous demos were recorded during the following years. In 2009 the band entered legendary TNT guitarist Ronni LeTekro's studio and recorded the critic awarded "Strange Frame of Mind", which was mastered by Tommy Hansen in Jailhouse Studios, Denmark. Before the vinyl release of "Strange Frame" in 2012 they decided to cut the "II" in the band name and go back to just Arabs in Aspic.
Line Up:
Jostein Smeby: Guitars, Vocals
Stig Jørgensen: Organs, Vocals
Erik Paulsen: Bass, Vocals
Eskil Nyhus: Drums, Cymbals
Tracklist:
01. You Can Prove Them Wrong (3:55)
02. Sad Without You (3:25)
03. One (6:12)
04. The Turk And The Italian Restaurant (2:42)
05. God Requires Insanity (8:21)
06. TV 3 (1:38)
07. Flight Of The Halibut (4:08)
08. Saint-Palais-sur-Mer, Pt. 2 (1:04)
09. Victim Of Your Father's Agony (5:57)
+ Video "You Can Prove'em Wrong, Bill!" (Official Video)
Download links for all albums only on our blog here: http://goodmetalandhar.do.am/