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Years active
  
2002–present

Website
  
Official website

Record label
  
Melo Records

Labels
  
[Melo Records]

Origin
  
Riga, Latvia (2002)

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Members
  
Mārtiņš Ābols, Lauris Ābele, Gints Spole, Raitis Ābele, Ingus Kempaus, Ģirts Strumpmanis, Jānis Zāle, Ēriks Bakšējevs

Albums
  
Moving the Great Hadron, Daughters of Molestia, 12 Songs of the Jackalope

Genres
  
Progressive rock, Post-metal

Similar
  
Inokentijs Mārpls, Satellites LV, Tribes of the City, Baložu pilni pagalmi, Frailty

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Soundarcade is a Latvian progressive rock, post-metal band. The band was formed in 2002 in Riga.

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Soundarcade's music features influences ranging from Latvian folk music to spaghetti westerns, and structures of progressive rock music. Raw sound is provided by dark, swirling guitars, angry drumming, dissonant, howling violin and pulsing bass.

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The band released its debut album, 12 Songs of the Jackalope, through the independent Latvian label Melo Records”and is now working on new material. Soundarcade represent Latvian music with live performances that are always supplemented by custom-made visuals.

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Discography

  • 12 Songs of the Jackalope (2006)
  • Daughters of Molestia (2009)
  • Moving the Great Hadron (2012)
  • Current members

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  • Martins Abols – vocals
  • Lauris Abele – guitar
  • Raitis Abele – guitar, mandolin
  • Janis Zale – bass
  • Gints Spole – drums
  • Ingus Kempaus - violin

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    Songs

    Hospitalabol12 Songs of the Jackalope · 2006
    Can't Close the Line12 Songs of the Jackalope · 2006
    November Shaman12 Songs of the Jackalope · 2006

    References

    Soundarcade Wikipedia