There are two artists who use the name Lacuna. First: This artist has produced dance music (happy electronica) with female vocalists. And the Second: A rock band from Saarland, Germany Lacuna formed in late 1999 and have gone on to establish themselves as mainstays of the german underground rock scene with two ep's and an album in 2003 through independent label meisterbetrieb. the band have received widespread critical acclaim and proved themselves one of the most exciting live acts in germany with a relentless touring schedule. ...show more

There are two artists who use the name Lacuna. First: This artist has produced dance music (happy electronica) with female vocalists. And the Second: A rock band from Saarland, Germany Lacuna formed in late 1999 and have gone on to establish themselves as mainstays of the german underground rock scene with two ep's and an album in 2003 through independent label meisterbetrieb. the band have received widespread critical acclaim and proved themselves one of the most exciting live acts in germany with a relentless touring schedule.

"they provoke comparisons with the incredible system of a down. their perfectly realised sound easily builds a bridge between classic rock and intense noise" - visions magazine (the german equivalent of q) "and the frog says..." is the band's debut release in the uk - and spans and compiles a selection of tracks to date by lacuna on one album. from the muscle of opening track "communication" to the intense desert rock of valvoline. from the beautifully epic "start stopping stop starting" to the head fuck album ending of "post scriptum".

from the 7 minute brutal "butterfly dancer" to the trippy "discovered on birthday", this is an album of compelling, emotive, cleverly crafted rock music. thunderous multi time change bass and drums are overlaid with weighty guitars and the uniquely powerful rock vocals of singer/guitarist marko bach. but, what the band do best is draw on the best aspects of rock and metal without ever forgetting the importance of a good tune. whilst some of the bands influences are clear - kyuss, tool, helmet - their obvious song writing ability also draws on the likes of qotsa and the who. ...show less