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Morag
Morag formed in the Basque Country in the early 2000s. The band's name means 'sea monster' in Basque, which fits the mood of songs like 'Cataclisma' and...
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Morag formed in the Basque Country in the early 2000s. The band's name means 'sea monster' in Basque, which fits the mood of songs like 'Cataclisma' and 'Massivo.' Their music tends toward darkwave and ambient electronics, with lyrics that often touch on loss and fragility.
Their debut album 'Dena Beldurra Da' came out in 2003, followed by 'Asko/Asko' in 2006 and 'Etxea' in 2010. The lineup has stayed fairly consistent, with vocalist Amaia at the center alongside guitarist Inaki García, bassist Ibai Sanz, and drummer Igor Iraola.
Some listeners found Morag's sound too heavy or dark, while others appreciated its directness. They kept working regardless, putting out a handful of albums over about a decade without much compromise.
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