Magma
Magma
Genres: Zeuhl, Progressive rock, Avant-Garde, experimental, Progressive
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About Magma
1. Magma is a French progressive rock band formed in Paris in 1969 by drummer and composer Christian Vander. The group initially disbanded in 1983 before reforming in 1996. Their music combines elements of experimental rock, jazz, and 20th-century classical music, and is widely associated with the development of the progressive rock subgenre known as "Zeuhl". The style is characterized by repetitive rhythmic structures, prominent bass lines, complex drumming, dramatic vocal arrangements, and extended instrumental passages. Many of the band's lyrics are performed in the constructed language "Kobaian" and revolve around a fictional narrative concerning Earth and the planet Kobaia, often incorporating spiritual and environmental themes. 2. Magma is an Argentine progressive folk group known for combining Andean musical influences with progressive rock and European folk traditions. Their music incorporates regional flutes, Spanish folk guitar, Mellotron, and pan flutes, while drawing stylistic inspiration from progressive rock and folk music of the 1960s and 1970s. 3. Magma is a German progressive and space rock band known for releasing the album "Rock Duo Magma" in 1975. 4. Magma is a South Korean psychedelic rock band. 5. Magma is a Polish pop rock group. 6. Magma is a hardcore band from Orlando, Florida, United States. 7. Magma is a thrash metal band from Belgrade, Serbia. The group gained recognition within the Serbian underground metal scene and recorded an album while seeking a record label. 8. Magma is a tribal house duo from Antwerp, Belgium, consisting of Kelvin Smits and Sebastien Kalonji. The duo has also released music under the names Clean and Spanner. 9. Magma is a hard rock band from Palma de Mallorca in the Balearic Islands, Spain. 10. Magma is a hard rock and thrash metal band from Oakland, California, United States. The band released the cassette "The Eruption", which was engineered by Masaki Liu at One Way Studio in Concord, California. The line-up included Erik Satterfield on electric and acoustic guitar and backing vocals, Charlie Burke on vocals and guitar, Tim McKearney on bass and backing vocals, and Eric Wood on drums.
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Magma — Top 30 songs of 91
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magma | Köhntark (Part 2) [live] | ||
| Magma | Erdély | ||
| Magma | Korona | ||
| Magma | Aina | ||
| Magma | K. A. III | ||
| Magma | Kohntarkosz/ Part 2 | ||
| Magma | Troller Tanz | ||
| Magma | Mekanik Destruktiw Kömmamdöh: I. Hortz fur dehn Steckehn West (Live in Bremen 06.02.1974) | ||
| Magma | Aicha | ||
| Magma | Dondai | ||
| Magma | Aisza | ||
| Magma | Kohntarkosz/ Part 1 | ||
| Magma | Hakëhn Deïs | ||
| Magma | Fur Di Hel Kobaia (Pour La Vie Eternelle) | ||
| Magma | K. A. I | ||
| Magma | Nau Ektila | ||
| Magma | Postdata Para Una Resureccion | ||
| Magma | Un Pequeno Tema Para Jugar | ||
| Magma | Mekanik Kommandoh, from the 2001 album `Trilogie Au Trianon III: Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh` | ||
| Magma | Kobaïa | ||
| Magma | De Futura | ||
| Magma | Eliphas Levi | ||
| Magma | Mûh | ||
| Magma | Udu Wudu | ||
| Magma | Mëkanïk Kömmandöh | ||
| Magma | Aicha w Tylko Polskie Przeboje | ||
| Magma | I / Dorothee Eberhardt, Monet Quintett | ||
| Magma | Da Zeuhl Wortz Mekanik | ||
| Magma | K.A. III, from the 2004 album `K.A.` | ||
| Magma | Hhai |