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Nexus

 
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Bob Becker, George Hamilton Green
  • Genres: Rock

Biography

Argentina-based band Nexus was formed in the '70s and they quickly began honing their progressive rock sound. The group went through numerous lineup changes throughout the years, but did not begin to earn a lot of international renown until the late '90s. The current lineup is Lalo Huber (keys), Carlos Lucena (guitar), Luis Nakamura (drums), Daniel Ianniruberto (bass), and Mariéla González (vocals). They have released one studio album, 1997's Crisis/Unexpected, an EP entitled Motive, and a compilation. ~ Gary Hill, All Music Guide
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Nexus
Origin Argentina
Genres Progressive rock
Years active a life
Labels Record Runner
Members
Lalo Huber – keyboards, back vocals
Luis Nakamura -drums
Carlos Lucena - guitars, vocals
Daniel Ianniruberto – bass

Nexus is a progressive rock band from Argentina. They are known all around the entire world, have performed many shows in different countries (Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, USA, Chile, Panama) and have experienced good sales, reception and reviews of their albums.

Discography

  • Detrás del Umbral (1999, Record Runner, Studio album)
  • Metanoia (2001, Record Runner, Studio album)
  • Live at NEARFest 2000 (2002, Record Runner, Live)
  • Odyssey The Greatest Tale (Participation with a 25 minutes song) (2005, Musea)
  • Perpetuum Karma (2006, Record Runner, Studio album)
  • Bs As Free Experience 2 (2007. Record Runner, Studio jamming album)
  • Coming soon: Special edition DVD with a Baja Prog 2000 show and exclusive tour images (all on Record Runner)
  • Nexus has been invited again to collaborate with Musea and Colossus. The new works are "The Treasure's Island." (Nexus' contribution is a 23-minute long suite) and "Inferno" based on La Divina Comedia (Canto VII).

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