Norwegian rock band known for dark, melancholic sound built around Sivert Høyem's deep baritone voice and atmospheric guitars.

Reviews note the band’s trademark dark and melancholic atmospheres, frequent comparisons of Sivert Høyem to Nick Cave and other baritone singers, Robert Burås as the guitarist who is mentioned as dying in the reviews, an invitation to play at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony (mentioned in a review), and that The Deep End was recorded in Los Angeles with producer Gorge Drakoulias (as stated in a review).

DeBaser reviews praise Madrugada's dark, melancholic sound and Sivert Høyem's deep baritone across several studio albums. Critics frequently compare the band to Nick Cave and other dark-voiced artists. Studio works like Industrial Silence, The Nightly Disease and The Deep End receive particular attention; live releases are described as more variable. Overall reception is favourable with notes on atmospheric production and strong vocal presence.

For:Listeners of dark/alternative rock, fans of baritone vocalists and atmospheric, melancholic music.

 It's the redeemed soul of Nick Cave hand in hand with the ghost of Ian Curtis.

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 cobalt blue, soft and deep, enveloping like a heavy wool blanket on a rainy autumn evening.

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 a stunning psych-acid combo that mixes typically '60s sounds with some leanings towards the dark '80s.

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 A very solid album with many different insights; this is "The Deep End."

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