II: The Big Blow, by The Tronosonic Experience

II: The Big Blow

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1.	The Big Blow 05:19	info	buy track
2.	Coup De Grace 06:04	info	buy track
3.	Voyager Pt. 1 05:53	info	buy track
4.	Voyager Pt. 2 01:42	info	buy track
5.	Rasputin 04:32	info	buy track
6.	Maelstrom (slight return) 01:10	info	buy track
7.	Iron Camel 03:45	info	buy track
8.	50 Let Pobedy 06:13	info	buy track
9.	Lost Highway 05:33	info	buy track

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'II: The Big Blow' is the second album by the Norwegian quartet The Tronosonic Experience, and it's their debut on the label Apollon Records Prog.

The album was recorded live to tape at Ocean Sound Recordings, a studio located on the remote island of Giske on the western coast of Norway, and was engineered by Henning Svoren. The Tronosonic Experience’s music is inspired by both the avant-garde jazz artists of the sixties and the progressive rock bands of the seventies, and on “II: The Big Blow” the band continues evolving their blend of punk-jazz and instrumental rock.

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released February 15, 2019

Ole Jørgen Bardal: tenor saxophone,
Jango Nilsen: drums and percussion,
Øyvind Nypan: guitar, baritone guitar and electronics,
Per Harald Ottesen: bass guitar, lap steel guitar and electronics,
Henning Svoren: found sounds and electronics.

Produced by The Tronosonic Experience. Engineered and co-produced by Henning Svoren.

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