Normandie may refer to more than one band:
1. A Swedish Post-hardcor… Read Full Bio ↴Normandie may refer to more than one band:
1. A Swedish Post-hardcore/alternative-rock band. Normandie was founded in September of 2013 in Stockholm by singers Philip Strand and Johan LindstrΓΆm, guitarists Joel Felix and HΓ₯kan Almbladh, bassist Stefan Timmerholm, and drummer Jesper Malmberg. Their self-titled found-track EP was released on September 11th, just a few days after they formed. Johan LindstrΓΆm and Joel Felix soon left the group, which was now a quartet.
After their debut album Inguz was first released on February 19, 2016, indie US record label inVogue Records signed the group and released the album for the North American market. In July 2016, the group toured through several European countries and played at several music festivals, including Bochum Total, Rock the Lake and the Trebur Open Air. Following Rock The North 2016, bassist John LΓΆfgren left the band. In December 2016, the group played in the opening act for Yellowcard on their farewell tour.
2. An alias of German downtempo/chillout producer Norman Radek, who released Time Lapse in 2006 on Sine Music.
3. A French folk band who self-released their debut album Le dΓ©but de l'histoire, in 2022.
1. A Swedish Post-hardcor… Read Full Bio ↴Normandie may refer to more than one band:
1. A Swedish Post-hardcore/alternative-rock band. Normandie was founded in September of 2013 in Stockholm by singers Philip Strand and Johan LindstrΓΆm, guitarists Joel Felix and HΓ₯kan Almbladh, bassist Stefan Timmerholm, and drummer Jesper Malmberg. Their self-titled found-track EP was released on September 11th, just a few days after they formed. Johan LindstrΓΆm and Joel Felix soon left the group, which was now a quartet.
After their debut album Inguz was first released on February 19, 2016, indie US record label inVogue Records signed the group and released the album for the North American market. In July 2016, the group toured through several European countries and played at several music festivals, including Bochum Total, Rock the Lake and the Trebur Open Air. Following Rock The North 2016, bassist John LΓΆfgren left the band. In December 2016, the group played in the opening act for Yellowcard on their farewell tour.
2. An alias of German downtempo/chillout producer Norman Radek, who released Time Lapse in 2006 on Sine Music.
3. A French folk band who self-released their debut album Le dΓ©but de l'histoire, in 2022.
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