Atlas Losing Grip
Atlas Losing Grip formed in Boras, Sweden in 2007 with Patrik Andersson on vocals and guitar, Pontus Norgren on bass, and Anders Johansson on drums. They put...
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Atlas Losing Grip formed in Boras, Sweden in 2007 with Patrik Andersson on vocals and guitar, Pontus Norgren on bass, and Anders Johansson on drums. They put out their first album, 'Mount the Air,' the following year. The band's sound has some post-rock and progressive metal touches, especially on later records like 'In the Absence of Fear' from 2012 and 'The Day the World Lost the Head' from 2015.
Their song 'Logic' came out in 2012 and became their most recognized track. It's one of several songs, including 'Act Your Rage' and 'All In a Days Work,' that show their tendency toward introspective lyrics and melodic rock. In 2016, they faced some public criticism over similarities to Sigur Rós's music, which they denied.
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