AMAGUK Netherlands
Influenced by artists such as Kneebody, Colin Stetson, and Reinier Baas AMAGUK's style is unequivocally personal and original drifting effortlessly between rock, punk-funk, and avant-garde jazz full of whimsical up-tempo beats, deep electronic basses and screaming solos on guitar and saxophone. All this played with the attitude and energy of a punk band. ... more
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