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Appalooza - The Emperor Of Loss (CD)

Appalooza - The Emperor Of Loss (CD)

Artist: Appalooza

Music Genre: Rock

Label
Ripple Music
Cat No
RIPCD263
Released
2025
Pressing
France
Styles
Southern Rock

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ArtistAppalooza
FormatCD
LabelRipple Music
Catalogue no.RIPCD263
GenreRock
Released24 October 2025
Barcode0850053062971

Appalooza — The emperor of Loss
Format: CD • Label: Ripple Music (RIPCD263) • Released: 2025 • Pressing: France • Genre: Southern Rock

Tracklist:
1. Grieve
2. Magnolia
3. Stockholm
4. Cradle to the grave
5. Emperor
6. Tarantula
7. Iscariot
8. Adios Maria

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Appalooza is a long-gone stallion speeding after a lost freedom. The band finds
its essence in a stony desert’s dust, following the paths of such bands as the Queens of
the Stone Age, Kyuss, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden or Red Fang.
In a far-western French city called Brest, the ride begins.
Appalooza’s singer’s gravelly voice and spirited guitar first encounter the drummer’s
mighty, yet subtle game. A sharp-styled and melody-oriented guitar player, followed by a
rumbly, loud bass player joins them.
The band unexpectedly wins an acoustic music contest in summer 2012 and releases a
four-track record entitled ‘Squamata’ in March 2013.
Several sessions on air and some hundred gigs later, the band releases its first official
clip: ‘Darkening’ gives a glimpse of their high-powered stage performance.
By the end of 2014, Appalooza’s self-produced four-track EP sees the light of day, followed
by a clip bearing the same name. ‘Chameleon’ embodies Appalooza’s musical and
visual reincarnation.

Source: Discogs

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