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The first I heard of PG Lost was when I received
this, their debut EP 'Yes I Am', I have since found
out that the band formed in 2004 in the industrial
town of Norrkoping, Sweden where the members were
all friends who wanted to experiment with atmospheric
sounds and melodic songs, the band are pretty well
known in their home country of Sweden and their
debut full length album is due for release in both
Scandinavia and Europe in the Autumn of 2008.
Yes I Am stays true to what the band set their
goals on and aimed to achieve when starting out,
the EP is a full on experimental album full of
long atmospheric soundscapes, the band sound like
Sons Of Alpha Centauri mixed with Oceansize.
The EP runs through pretty smoothly, the opening
track 'Yes I Am' is really atmospheric with its
sounds, and the other 4 tracks on the EP are good
instrumental tracks with 'Kardusen' being my favourite
on the EP due to the smooth running of it.
PG Lost are an extremely talented band who really
know how to play their instruments and come up
with killer sounds, the downside to the bands
sound is once you have listened to the EP once
you wont find yourself rushing back to listen
to it again in a hurry, the soundscapes are good
but the sheer length of the tracks and the lack
of vocals really do let it down, if you do like
instrumental music them give PG Lost a listen,
but if you find instrumental music boring and
like a lot of variety then give this a miss.
3/5
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Gustav (guitar, keys)
mattias (guitar)
martin (drums)
kristian (bass, vocals) |
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1. Yes I Am
2. Kardusen
3. Fartyget
4. ...
5. The Kind Heart Of Lanigon |
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Score Code |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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