Goblin Market bred in 2001, and now contains of five members - drummer Ringo, bass player Basik, guitarists Gambit and Napalm, plus being cherry on top - a female singer Katla.
After committing two rough, hostile, and hopefully soon forgotten demos: ["Goblin Market - Who Stole the Tarts?" - 2002, "Goblin Market- Goblinitelive" - 2002] and some more polished tasty bits: ["Goblin Market - Hektor Lektor" - 2003 , "Goblin Market - ...and Other Poems" - 2004] the Band released their newest tracks as a single, that is available for You now: "Ama digit" - 2006.
Goblin music is dynamic, unpredictable, and abuses nearly all available styles- from disco and bossanova to reggae, jazz and progressive rock. Their inspiration is wide, yet music itself sticks to hard, wicked rhythms and captivating melodies. There are no false borders for music, they say, so one might find it weird - if one is narrow-minded. They lately decided to describe it as "freakmetal".
About Goblins
Goblin Market bred in 2001, and now contains of five members - a mysterious punk drummer Ringo, a gloomy bass player Basik, a head-on-fire guitarist Gambit and another guitarist - sweet Mister Napalm, plus being cherry on top - a female singer who believes she ain't no human: cat-like princess Katla.
After committing two rough, hostile, and hopefully soon forgotten demos: ["Goblin Market - Who Stole the Tarts?" - 2002, "Goblin Market- Goblinitelive" - 2002] and some more polished tasty bits: ["Goblin Market - Hektor Lektor" - 2003 , "Goblin Market - ...and Other Poems" - 2004] the Band released their newest tracks as a single, that is available for You now: "Ama digit" - 2006. We strongly advise You to pay attention!
The Band tours a lot and has enough material to record a full-length album of an enormous strength :) They are also looking for a suitable opportunity and some support to manage a deal.
Goblin music is dynamic, unpredictable, and abuses nearly all available styles- from disco and bossanova to reggae, jazz and progressive rock. Their inspiration is wide, yet music itself sticks to hard, wicked rhythms and captivating melodies. There are no false borders for music, they say, so one might find it weird - if one is narrow-minded. They lately decided to describe it as "freakmetal".
The band is entitled after a XIX century poem by Christina Rossetti, telling a dark story of life, temptation, curiosity and utter taste for something that is out-of-this-world.