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Argon is pioneering Finnish Synth-Pop band (duo) by Seppo Parkkinen and Pekka Tolonen. They released 1 single (San Salvador) and 1 Albun (Kone Kertoo) in 1980-81. Later Argon became Organ when Tapani Lahtinen and Mikko Saarela joined the band. .

There are three bands called Argonaut. 1) Female-fronted alternative grunge band from the UK. Released their self-titled debut album Argonaut in November 2012 on Criminal Records, with track listing as follows: 1. Monet (4.02) 2. Touch Electric (2.51) 3. More Life (3.24) 4. 2. Lights (3.13) 5. They Can Buy You (3.05) 6. The Detail (3.15) 7. Vintage Dress (3.53) 8. Spectres (5.19) 9. Chemistry (3.18) 10. Sleep Tight (3.45) Female fronted 5-piece, Argonaut, were signed by Criminal Records after gaining interest on the London circuit. The band’s 10 track self-titled album 'Argonaut' demonstrates a mix of their rock influences,...

ARGONIKA — результат совместного творчества музыкантов Хельги Эрикссон и Юрия Хонелидзе. Рождение проекта состоялось в Интернете в самом начале XXI века. Познакомившись в одной из только что открывшихся онлайн-студий Rocket Network, Хельга и Юрий мгновенно обнаружили много "точек пересечения" между творчеством друг друга. Несмотря на то, что Хельга на тот момент в основном посвящала свое время электронной амбиентной музыке, а Юрий, будучи рок-музыкантом, принимал участие в индустриальном музыкальном проекте "New Flora & Fauna", им удалось в кратчайшие сроки заложить основу своего будущего проекта и написать несколько песен, пользуясь технологией Rocket Network, которая обеспечивала совместную работу музыкантов, находящихся в различных частях...

Jargon, USA: Tim Gates – Guitar, Vocals Trevor Montgomery – Bass Rich Douthit – Percussion Jason Cauge – Guitar JARGON started out as a more or less noise ridden, live hard rock band, better known as, for some reason, alternative, which they don’t think that they really are, but at the time everything not usual was called alternative. In 1998 JARGON released their self-titled debut, “Jargon” (produced by Robinson Eikenberry) on Lobster Records. It wasn’t punk, it wasn’t hard-core or goth but it was moody and it rocked. JARGON, of course, thought their record was mainstream. JARGON likes to think...