Audiogeno

In 2005, the new rock movement in Valencia, Venezuela would have a new band in it's list of newcomers. A particular fusion of trends and styles, with a somewhat dark yet interesting image, but most of all, the musical result of free compositions would create the proyect named Audiogeno. Juan Ramos, Roberto Barreto, Guille Hands, Cosme Liccardo, Miguel Giambalvo, and Jose Soares, the new band members, wanted to produce songs that would express their individuality as a band, but still come out with a product that would be pleasing to a great part of the audience and easily become mainstream.

In 2005, the new rock movement in Valencia, Venezuela would have a new band in it's list of newcomers. A particular fusion of trends and styles, with a somewhat dark yet interesting image, but most of all, the musical result of free compositions would create the proyect named Audiogeno. Juan Ramos, Roberto Barreto, Guille Hands, Cosme Liccardo, Miguel Giambalvo, and Jose Soares, the new band members, wanted to produce songs that would express their individuality as a band, but still come out with a product that would be pleasing to a great part of the audience and easily become mainstream. This would lead to the completed production of their new album named Audiogenesis, that is expected to be launched this year. Web Band = MySpace.com/Audiogeno User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..