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Donkeyboy

Donkeyboy (occasionally stylised as donkeyboy) is a synthpop band from Drammen, Norway, formed in 2005. The band consists of Cato Sundberg (vocals, rhythm guitar), Kent Sundberg (synth, vocals), Peter Michelsen (guitar, backing vocals) and Thomas Drabløs (drums)

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Genres
Synthpop · electronic rock
Label
Warner Music Norway
Members
Cato Sundberg Kent Sundberg Peter Michelsen Thomas Drabløs
Origin
Drammen, Norway
Past members
Alexander Garborg Ågedal
Years active
2005–present

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Donkeyboy

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples44
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Donkeyboy

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related to history · 36
Donkeyboy → Ambitions, April, Billie Jean, Caught, Dagbladet, Donkeyboy's, Espen, European Border Breakers Award, Foot, Guitarist Peter Michelsen, He, It, June, Life, Linnea Dale, Livingroom Studios, Madonna's, March, Michael Jackson's, Mountain
Genres · 2
Donkeyboy → electronic rock, Synthpop
Label · 1
Donkeyboy → Warner Music Norway
Members · 1
Donkeyboy → Cato Sundberg Kent Sundberg Peter Michelsen Thomas Drabløs
Origin · 1
Donkeyboy → Drammen, Norway
Past members · 1
Donkeyboy → Alexander Garborg Ågedal
Website · 1
Donkeyboy → www.donkeyboy.no
Years active · 1
Donkeyboy → 2005–present

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2009 ambitions band norway peter michelsen vocals synthpop drammen single album singles oslo music 2005 cato sundberg kent thomas drabløs

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DonkeyboyGenresSynthpop1.00infobox
DonkeyboyGenreselectronic rock1.00infobox
DonkeyboyLabelWarner Music Norway1.00infobox
DonkeyboyMembersCato Sundberg Kent Sundberg Peter Michelsen Thomas Drabløs1.00infobox
DonkeyboyOriginDrammen, Norway1.00infobox
DonkeyboyPast membersAlexander Garborg Ågedal1.00infobox
DonkeyboyWebsitewww.donkeyboy.no1.00infobox
DonkeyboyYears active2005–present1.00infobox
Donkeyboyrelated to historyWarner Music0.60section
Donkeyboyrelated to historyMySpace0.60section
Donkeyboyrelated to historyTheir0.60section
Donkeyboyrelated to historyAmbitions0.60section

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