Carnaval
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Carnaval were born out of a music collective called Pussyfinger in 2003. At the time, they were strongly influenced by the echoes of stoner rock and grunge music and they remain faithful to some sentiments of those genres to this day. They started playing together as Pinocchio Pinchball in 2004 but they soon renamed to Carnaval. They coined their own unique sound that breached the limitations of their influences and blended in numerous rock, funk and metal deviations. | Carnaval were born out of a music collective called Pussyfinger in 2003. At the time, they were strongly influenced by the echoes of stoner rock and grunge music and they remain faithful to some sentiments of those genres to this day. They started playing together as Pinocchio Pinchball in 2004 but they soon renamed to Carnaval. They coined their own unique sound that breached the limitations of their influences and blended in numerous rock, funk and metal deviations. | ||
| − | The band recorded most of their music as a four-piece but some lineup changes rendered them to a three-piece in 2012. | + | They recorded a few demos and toured most of Slovenia and they were one of the 5 participating bands in the 2007 edition of the [[Club Marathon]]. The band recorded most of their music as a four-piece but some lineup changes rendered them to a three-piece in 2012. Their current lineup in 2014 is somewhat indefinite. |
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| + | They played one of their most notable performances [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYjeTl-rK1o supporting] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaK8uApEqQI Kyuss Lives!] in [[Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture]]. | ||
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| + | The band have managed to attain a relatively small but very loyal fan-base in Slovenia where they are regarded as one of the most innovative and authentic bands in the so called underground music scene. All three Carnaval albums were self-released and financed exclusively through gigs and merchandise sales. They all have been critically acclaimed and favourably reviewed in local and foreign media. | ||
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| + | == Discography == | ||
| + | *2 (2009) | ||
| + | *1 (2010) | ||
| + | *Tennis Football Basketball (2012) | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 03:42, 23 October 2014
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Carnaval's official video for 'Neighbour' from their 2012 album 'Tennis Football Basketball'
Biography
Carnaval were born out of a music collective called Pussyfinger in 2003. At the time, they were strongly influenced by the echoes of stoner rock and grunge music and they remain faithful to some sentiments of those genres to this day. They started playing together as Pinocchio Pinchball in 2004 but they soon renamed to Carnaval. They coined their own unique sound that breached the limitations of their influences and blended in numerous rock, funk and metal deviations.
They recorded a few demos and toured most of Slovenia and they were one of the 5 participating bands in the 2007 edition of the Club Marathon. The band recorded most of their music as a four-piece but some lineup changes rendered them to a three-piece in 2012. Their current lineup in 2014 is somewhat indefinite.
They played one of their most notable performances supporting Kyuss Lives! in Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture.
The band have managed to attain a relatively small but very loyal fan-base in Slovenia where they are regarded as one of the most innovative and authentic bands in the so called underground music scene. All three Carnaval albums were self-released and financed exclusively through gigs and merchandise sales. They all have been critically acclaimed and favourably reviewed in local and foreign media.
Discography
- 2 (2009)
- 1 (2010)
- Tennis Football Basketball (2012)
