Argos Germany
Argos are:
Thomas Klarmann
(vocals, bass, flute, keyboards, guitars,
soundscapes)
Robert Gozon (vocals, piano, keyboards, guitars)
Ulf Jacobs (drums, percussion, backing vocals), yacobs.bandcamp.com
Bogáti-Bokor Ákos (electric & acoustic guitars, keyboards, bass, backing vocals)
... more
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