Atlas Genius
Atlas Genius started in Adelaide, Australia around 2010 as a duo with Keith Jeffery on vocals and guitar and Michael Noga handling multiple instruments. Their...
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Atlas Genius started in Adelaide, Australia around 2010 as a duo with Keith Jeffery on vocals and guitar and Michael Noga handling multiple instruments. Their first single "Trojans" came out in 2012 and got some attention for its catchy electro-pop feel. That led to their debut album When It Was Now in 2013.
Michael Noga left the band in 2014, and Jeffery kept going alone, putting out a second album called Inanimate Objects in 2016. A couple years later, Steven Noga joined on drums, making it a duo again. They released their third album Sojourner in 2018, which had songs like "Stockholm" and "If So."
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