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Frontte
Frontte formed in Athens with vocalist John Kosmas and guitarist Aristides Hatzis. Their song 'Athens' became a local hit, capturing something of the city's...
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Frontte formed in Athens with vocalist John Kosmas and guitarist Aristides Hatzis. Their song 'Athens' became a local hit, capturing something of the city's atmosphere in its lyrics. The band's 2013 album 'Psycho' was noted for its experimental approach, mixing post-punk and electronic elements.
They developed a following in Greece and played shows elsewhere in Europe. Kosmas had a reputation for being outspoken, which sometimes drew criticism alongside their music. Tracks like 'Day Of The Year' and 'Moonlight' show their range from rock to more atmospheric work.
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