Astrosoniq

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Astrosoniq (sometimes styled as A5tro5oniq) is a band from Oss, Netherlands.

Each of its album covers features hair growing out of skin. Sometimes a woman, sometimes a man, or sometimes a circle of flesh surrounded by hair.

Musical style

Astrosoniq's musical style is characterized by extremely psychedelic guitar riffs.^{[citation needed]} The result is stoner rock with a space flavor. It integrates sound clips from old movies, Wonder Woman episodes and other sources. Most continue the themes of fantasy and space.^{[citation needed]}

The band cites classic heavy rock artists as their influences, which can be seen in the heavy guitar riffs and drums.^{[citation needed]}

Personnel

• Fred van Bergen: Vocals
• Teun van der Velden: Rhythm guitar, keyboards
• Ron van Herpen: Lead guitar
• Robert-Jan Gruijthuijzen: Bass, vocals
• Marcel van de Vondervoort: Drums, percussion
  • Note that van de Vondervoort is sees as responsible for the production and mixing of Astrosoniq's music.

Discography

• 2000 - Son of A.P. Lady (full album CD on Freebird Records).
• 2002 - Soundgrenade (full album CD on Freebird Records).
• 2005 - Made in Oss (6-song EP, both on 10" vinyl and CD on Spacejam Records).
• 2006 - Speeder People (full album CD on Suburban Records).
• 2007 - "Astrosuper" / "Superastro" (7" single, split with the Liszt on Spacejam Records)
• 2009 - Quadrant (full album CD on Spacejam Records)
• 2018 - Big Ideas Dare Imagination

References

External links

• Official Astrosoniq Website

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