Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Audiotransparent is a Dutch indie pop band, with influences from several genres, including americana, pop and rock. They formed in 2002, and made their debut in 2003 with their self-titled album Audiotransparent, which received positive reviews.[citation needed]In 2005, they released their second album, nevland, named after the Norwegian striker Erik Nevland, who played for FC Groningen until 2008. This album was released after some changes in their line-up.Their third album, Chekhov Guns, was released in 2009, after two years of recording in a fully analog studio, in which “all habits and rules were thrown overboard”, and the band tried to focus on “what works for the song”. The band faced several issues, including divorce, changing friendships and cancer, which form the leading themes for the songs.As of 2005 (after releasing nevland), their line-up features Bart Looman, lead singer, on guitar and bass guitar, Michel Weber on drums, Gijs van Veldhuizen on guitar, synthesizer and sampler, Andreas Willemse on piano, synthesizer and violin, and Chris van der Ploeg on guitar.On stage they are often supported by Hanneke Rolden on violin, Sebastiaan Wiering (who also performs with Chris van der Ploeg and Gijs van Veldhuizen in Kendler) on cello and Rogier Vroom on trumpet.. }
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- Audiotransparent abstract "Audiotransparent is a Dutch indie pop band, with influences from several genres, including americana, pop and rock. They formed in 2002, and made their debut in 2003 with their self-titled album Audiotransparent, which received positive reviews.[citation needed]In 2005, they released their second album, nevland, named after the Norwegian striker Erik Nevland, who played for FC Groningen until 2008. This album was released after some changes in their line-up.Their third album, Chekhov Guns, was released in 2009, after two years of recording in a fully analog studio, in which “all habits and rules were thrown overboard”, and the band tried to focus on “what works for the song”. The band faced several issues, including divorce, changing friendships and cancer, which form the leading themes for the songs.As of 2005 (after releasing nevland), their line-up features Bart Looman, lead singer, on guitar and bass guitar, Michel Weber on drums, Gijs van Veldhuizen on guitar, synthesizer and sampler, Andreas Willemse on piano, synthesizer and violin, and Chris van der Ploeg on guitar.On stage they are often supported by Hanneke Rolden on violin, Sebastiaan Wiering (who also performs with Chris van der Ploeg and Gijs van Veldhuizen in Kendler) on cello and Rogier Vroom on trumpet.".