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The Legends are one of several indie pop projects masterminded by Swedish producer/musician Johan Angergård, whose other bands include the Acid House Kings (the group for whom he is best known) and Club 8. Initially conceived as a fuzzy, gutsy indie pop act (something like a rougher, fierier version of the Acid House Kings), the group made its live debut in 2003 as an opening act for the Radio Dept. Their first EP, There and Back Again, was released on Labrador one year later, and was quickly followed up by the full-length Up Against the Legends. Angergård took the Legends in a new direction for their sophomore effort; 2005's Public Radio found the Legends dipping into a reverb-swathed sound modeled after post-punk acts like the Cure and New Order. Facts and Figures, the Legends' third full-length, found their sound shifting yet again, this time in favor of a chic, danceable sound that nodded to acts like Kraftwerk and Daft Punk as well as the breezy indie pop sensibilities characteristic of Angergård's other projects. Released in 2009, Over and Over found the group employing a host of styles and sounds, referencing everything from '60s girl groups to angular noise rock. ~ Margaret Reges, Rovi
Awesome band and sound. They have a sound like The Cure and Joy Division, but the lead singer's voice sounds a little like Tears For Fears. Nontheless awesome band. I like!!!
I really thought New Order as well! Very cool sound.
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Thought I was gonna hear a new version of "A Forest" also. Good stuff anyway. I'm not thinking along the lines of rip off . . . just another good song that reminds me of another song that is good. :-)
Heard some of "Public Radio". The New Order, Bernard Sumner guitar influence is definitely there. The vocal style sounds more like Ben Gibbard from Death Cab for Cutie though. Cool band - not a rip off, but certainly influenced.
Wow, like some others I thought this was a Cure re-mix or something. When I was in highschool my dad bought a keyboard that had a sequencer. I did my share of trying to replicate "A Forest." These guys did a much better job however.
I really like this band...considering they are from ancient times....hahahahahahahhaha!!! I meant their sound is completely similar or positioned...in present.....
High Towers is apparently an anthology of a psychedelic 60s era band named The Legends. Up Against The Legends and Public Radio are both from an indie rock/pop band of the modern era named The Legends. They're two different bands.
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