Leprous
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Leprous

Leprous formed in Norway in 2001, starting with a focus on progressive metal. Their early albums like 'Tall Poppy Syndrome' from 2009 and 'Bilateral' in 2011...

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Leprous, Norway's progressive metal shape-shifters

A band that started with complex metal arrangements and gradually found its voice in atmospheric, introspective songwriting.

If you're new to Leprous, start with 'The Sky Is Red' to hear their atmospheric side, then check out 'Tall Poppy Syndrome' for their earlier, more technical approach. Both songs tell you something real about where they've been.

Leprous matters because they've shown how a progressive metal band can evolve without losing its identity. Early tracks like 'Tall Poppy Syndrome' established their technical foundation, but songs like 'The Sky Is Red' from 2015's 'Below' reveal a more mature approach to melody and mood. They've built a catalog that rewards repeated listening, especially for fans who appreciate both complexity and emotional depth.

They formed in Norway in 2001, releasing early albums like 'Tall Poppy Syndrome' in 2009 and 'Bilateral' in 2011. By 2013's 'Coal', their songwriting had tightened up, and 2015's 'Below' dealt openly with themes of loss and unease. The core lineup has included Einar Solberg on vocals, Tor Oddmund Suhrke on guitar, and Baar on drums.

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Leprous formed in Norway in 2001, starting with a focus on progressive metal. Their early albums like 'Tall Poppy Syndrome' from 2009 and 'Bilateral' in 2011 featured complex arrangements that drew both praise and some skepticism from metal listeners. They kept working, and by 2013's 'Coal', their songwriting had developed a clearer sense of direction.

In 2015, they released 'Below', an album that dealt with themes of loss and existential unease. Tracks like 'The Sky Is Red' and the title song 'Below' showed their ability to build atmosphere through melody and lyrical introspection. The band's core has included Einar Solberg on vocals, Tor Oddmund Suhrke on guitar, and Baar on drums.

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