Labveligais Tips
Labveligais Tips was a Lithuanian band that worked with noise, industrial, and experimental rock. Their song 'Aluminija Cuka' became something of an anthem...
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Labveligais Tips was a Lithuanian band that worked with noise, industrial, and experimental rock. Their song 'Aluminija Cuka' became something of an anthem for them. The group included vocalist Gytis Ivanauskas, guitarist Dominykas Vyšniauskas, bassist Paulius Vaicekauskas, and drummer Justinas Marazas.
They released albums like 'Aliuminio Miestas' in 2005, 'Plaktukas' in 2007, and 'Paranoja' in 2009. Their live shows were known for being raw and energetic, which sometimes drew criticism. Other songs in their catalog include 'Ata', 'Dzins Ar Toniku', and 'Melanija'.
The band developed a cult following in Lithuania and found some listeners abroad. They broke up in 2012 after dealing with internal tensions and creative disagreements.
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