Artist description AgnusDei (Latin for "Lamb of God") is a radical Independent Rock Band out of Tampa, Fl.

Music Style Indie Rock

Musical Influences The Beatles, The Smiths, David Bowie, The Velvet Underground, Pink Floyd, The Flaming Lips, Radiohead, Coldplay, Bjork, Sigur Ros, Mogwai, Beck, Weezer, The Pixies, Nirvana, Grandaddy, The Beta Band etc.

Similar Artists Weezer, Beck, Grandaddy, Death Cab for Cutie, Sigur Ros

Artist History AgnusDei formed in the winter of 2001. The original members were: Eugenio Baldi (vocals, guitar), Ricardo Delgado (guitar, keyboard, back-up vocals), Chris Costabile (guitar, keyboard), Eric Frase (bass), and Greg Costa (drums). After Greg left to join The Chucky Love Band, and Eric left to smoke more pot, the remaining members brought in Jason Bledsoe to fill in on drums and Andy Craven to fill in on bass. Ricardo was the next to go. The band was cursed from the beginning. Eventually, the guys decided it was time to slow down and focus more on writing new material (basically, they broke up). After this graceful defeat, the only ones that showed interest in continuing were Eugenio and Bile. The both of them kept writing music and working at putting the band back together. It wasn't long before they made the decision to put out an album. They began recording "Common Pleasure" in September 2002, with the help of close friend and producer Brian Berry. The album was released sometime in December. The band reformed shortly after. That is all. Bye for now.

Group Members AgnusDei are: Eugenio Baldi (Vocals, Guitar), Chris Costabile (Guitar, Keyboard), Ricardo Delgado (Guitar, Back-up vocals, Keyboard), Jason Bledsoe (Drums), and Andy Craven (Bass).

Instruments Vocals, Rythme guitar, Lead guitar, Keyboard, Bass guitar, Percussion

Albums Common Pleasure

Additional Info We like music.

Location Tampa Bay, Florida - USA

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