Demagogue Days

Out of the savage suburbs of Oslo comes the brainchild of Trond Gjellum - drummer from the legendaryNorwegian prog rock band Panzerpappa. Suburban Savages are back with their third album, Demagogue Days,and continue to distinguish themselves as a playful ensemble with a willingness to expand the boundaries ofpop and rock. The result is unique: The catchy simplicity of pop music mixed with the mind-blowingcomplexity of progressive rock.With a direct and to-the-point delivery of power, emotion and groove, Suburban Savages' music is alwaysentertaining, often hummable, sometimes danceable, and even reluctantly humoristic. Though experimentaland eclectic, the music always manages to be pleasant. The extensive use of melodic percussion and flute,beside the classic rock instruments of drums, guitars and bass guitar, contribute to produce a fresh andcaptivating sound.1. Aroused and Confused2. Taciturn3. Demagogue Days4. Krystle Fox5. Iconoclast6. Let's Talk7. Under Mirrored Skies8. The Silence Afterwards