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{{Infobox musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians --> | |||
| name = Eyes to Argus | |||
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| background = group_or_band | |||
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| origin = [[H'Attard]], Malta. | |||
| genre = {{flatlist| | |||
* [[Post-rock]] | |||
* [[Experimental]] | |||
* [[Shoegaze]] | |||
}} | |||
| years_active = {{flatlist| | |||
* 2013- | |||
}} | |||
| label = Independent | |||
| associated_acts = {{flatlist| | |||
* [[Brodu]] | |||
* [[Robert Farrugia]] | |||
* [[Bila]] | |||
* [[Massacre House Party]] | |||
* [[Juno and the Wolf]] | |||
* [[Ashes for Nought]] | |||
* [[Shouting at Echoes]] | |||
}} | |||
| website = {{URL|eyestoargus.com}} | |||
| current_members = | |||
* [[Ben Mifsud Joslin]] | |||
* [[Samwel Mallia]] | |||
* [[Robert Farrugia]] | |||
* [[Samuel Attard]] | |||
| past_members = | |||
* [[Kristian Schembri]] | |||
}} | |||
==History== | |||
Eyes to Argus writes music in terms of mood and atmosphere, creating an eclectic mix of dreamy textures, heavy riffs and dynamic grooves. The band’s sound is often described as experimental post-rock. | Eyes to Argus writes music in terms of mood and atmosphere, creating an eclectic mix of dreamy textures, heavy riffs and dynamic grooves. The band’s sound is often described as experimental post-rock. | ||
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2018 was an important year for Eyes to Argus. Following a positive response to VEER, the band was invited to share the stage with prolific foreign acts, including Mokadelic, Staghorn and Yndi Halda. It was also the year that Samuel Attard (drums) became the latest addition to the line-up. After an amicable parting with Kristian, Samuel was the obvious choice to fill the role – he was the man who recorded and produced VEER. | 2018 was an important year for Eyes to Argus. Following a positive response to VEER, the band was invited to share the stage with prolific foreign acts, including Mokadelic, Staghorn and Yndi Halda. It was also the year that Samuel Attard (drums) became the latest addition to the line-up. After an amicable parting with Kristian, Samuel was the obvious choice to fill the role – he was the man who recorded and produced VEER. | ||
==Discography== | |||
* ''VEER'' (2017) | |||
==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
==External links== | |||
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History
Eyes to Argus writes music in terms of mood and atmosphere, creating an eclectic mix of dreamy textures, heavy riffs and dynamic grooves. The band’s sound is often described as experimental post-rock.
Born as a casual rooftop project born in 2013 between Samwel (guitars, vocals), Robert (keyboards, guitar) and Ben (bass, vocals), Kristian (drums) would complete the line-up in 2015, adding a percussive depth to the sound.
In October 2017, Eyes to Argus released its debut album, VEER. The name was chosen to reflect the album’s recurring themes of indecision and longing.
2018 was an important year for Eyes to Argus. Following a positive response to VEER, the band was invited to share the stage with prolific foreign acts, including Mokadelic, Staghorn and Yndi Halda. It was also the year that Samuel Attard (drums) became the latest addition to the line-up. After an amicable parting with Kristian, Samuel was the obvious choice to fill the role – he was the man who recorded and produced VEER.
Discography
- VEER (2017)
References
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