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Comment: Requires multiple reliable sources that are independent of the subject, each with significant coverage of the subject. The Bournemouth Echo does not cut it. Lopifalko (talk) 11:47, 13 January 2024 (UTC)
Nion Abeo is an English alternative rock band formed in Bournemouth, United Kingdom in 2008. The band was initially founded by Tobias Fitton and Lawrence Goodhand-Tait, with Adam Theobald later the same year. Goodhand-Tait left the band in 2011.
Genre
editReviewers have struggled to assign a genre to the music, quoting rock, experiemental rock & post rock. Film Industry Network classed the sound as alternative rock in an article in 2010.[1]
History
editNion Abeo formed in 2008 with members Tobias Fittion (vocals & guitar), Lawrence Goodhand-Tait (Bass guitar) and Adam Theobald (Drums). The band was very active in the early years, playing live throught the South of England.
November 2010 saw the band perform the Echo Showcase[2] in Westbourne, Dorset, along with Saturday Sun.
In 2011 they undertook a small tour, playing under the name 'Icarus 1'[3] including a support slot at Southampton's The Joiners for Scottish band Sucioperro.
In 2011 Goodhand-Tait stepped down as bassist and left the band.
Discography
edit- FYI EP (2009)
- "FYI"
- "In Pieces"
- "The Brink"
- The Company Expires EP (2009)
- "The Company Expires"
- "I Get Where"
- "A Future Hello"
- "It's a Bitter System"
- "Smoke Against the Air"
- Dimension EP (2010)
- "We Never Say It"
- "Ready for the Nation"
- "Dimensions"
- "Disconnection"
- Icarus EP (2011)
- "BiFurious"
- "Airwaves"
- "We Transcend"
References
edit- ^ Alexander, Iain (2010-01-29). "British alternative rock band Nion Abeo". Film Industry Network UK. Retrieved 2024-01-12.
- ^ "Showcase of champions..." Bournemouth Echo. 2010-11-28. Retrieved 2024-01-12.
- ^ "Sucioperro/Part Dinosaur/Icarus1". www.rock-regeneration.co.uk. Retrieved 2024-01-12.