Trigon (band)

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Trigon
Established	1989
Genres	Jam rock Progressive Rock Krautrock Space Rock
Website	heavyzenjazz.de
Members
Guitar	Rainer Lange (Founder)
Bass guitar	Stefan Lange (Founder)
Drums	Tihomir Lozanovski (since 2003)
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Trigon is a German based fusion band and their history is carved by the numerous changes in line-up which contributed to Trigon's creative potential as the band draws heavily on jamming as a source for their music, thus the input of each band member adds to the overall flavour of their music. The band has also become a gladly-seen guest on various festivals. As for example on the "Art-Rock Festival", on the "ProgParade" and several times on the "Burg Herzberg Festival". Their biggest success until now was 2005 at the "BajaProg Festival" in Mexicali (Baja California, México), at the Festival Crescendo near Bordeaux in France and at the Europetour with Nektar.

1 CDs
2 Other manifestations
3 External links

[edit] CDs

Studio

Emergent (2005)
Continuum (2004)
Beschränkte Haftung (2000)
Nova (1990)

Live

Herzberg 2004 (2004)
Burg Herzberg Festival 2002 (2002)

[edit] Other manifestations

[edit] Soundtrack

Hunting Dragonflies (17. June 2005)

by Crimson Chain Productions

Sonderfahrt (August 2004)

"Bergfilm" of the TU Ilmenau

[edit] Sampler / Remixes

assorted [progrock-dt] related music vol. 1 (November 2004)

Sampler, which collects some in the [progrock-dt] represented bands.

Portals. Movements. Structures III (July 2004)

CD set arranged by Lew Fisher of the Progressive Music Society

23rd Peter - Trigonometrie (February 2004)

"Based on samples from German prog rock band TRIGON, 23rd Peter gives weird lessions in electronic alchemy."

[edit] Games

CA_DMOilrig - The Oilrig, featuring "Trigon" (2001)

As a member of Chaotic Dreams and as a former member of Trigon, Kirk Erickson put a Trigon Title ("Dekadenz and corruption") in one of his QuakeIII maps.