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AGNUS-PINTURAS Y EXPRESIONES 1st OFFICIAL VINYL REISSUE

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 Band name: Agnus

Album title: Pinturas Y Expresiones

Cat. no: PQR026

Specs: Vinyl 180 gr., strictly limited pressing of 400 numbered copies, with 12-page booklet,  

250 copies in black, 150 in smoked marble vinyl.

File nearby: Bacamarte, Rennaissance, MIA, Armando Tirelli, Apoteosi, Catharsis

Agnus formed in 1973 in Santa Fe, Argentina, but it wasn’t until 1980 that they managed to release their sole magnus opus Pinturas Y Expresiones, the most expensive (3k) prog album that was ever released in Argentina.  This is a unique blend of symphonic prog with 2 faces, equally split between the 2 sides, one with a folky edge, punctuated by aethereal pastoral vocals in an intimate dialogue with flute and violin, and another packed with wandering psychedelic guitars and side-effects. Picture Rennaissance in an interminable jam with MIA and Catharsis with Bacamarte and you might start to get a feel for this one-of-a-kind artefact. This is the first, long-awaited official reissue in a limited edition of 400 numbered copies (250 in black and 150 in marble vinyl), featuring the original booklet + bespoke biography straight from the band.  

 






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12-page Booklet


PQRDirect webstore

Agnus black vinyl

https://pqrdirect.my-online.store/product/agnus-pinturas-y-expresiones-lp-black-vinyl-booklet

Agnus marble vinyl

https://pqrdirect.my-online.store/product/agnus-pinturas-y-expresiones-lp-marble-vinyl-booklet


YouTube

Historia De Un Rey

https://youtu.be/OKhutx_GRow

Pinturas Y Expresiones

https://youtu.be/UCPaBUTH7bM

                                                                Review @ Sea of Tranquility



Ricardo Tersse of Agnus with his copy of Pinturas Y Expresiones


Interview @ El Litoral 



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