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Past Shows

Le Local
Strasbourg, FR
13/07/2022
Kulturhaus Osterfeld
Pforzheim, DE
02/06/2022
Whisky a Go Go
West Hollywood, USA
09/11/2019
Urban Escape release party
Private show
27/09/2019
Summer of Music Festival
Redondo Beach, USA
16/08/2019
Le Local
Strasbourg, FR
03/01/2019
University of Redlands
Redlands, USA
15/11/2018
Viper Room
West Hollywood, USA
22/10/2018
Station 1640
Los Angeles, USA
11/10/2018
Howl at the Moon
Los Angeles, USA
12/09/2018
The Study
Los Angeles, USA
10/08/2018
Silverlake Lounge
Los Angeles, USA
16/07/2018
Skinny's Lounge
North Hollywood
19/06/2018
Lucky Strike Live
Los Angeles, USA
25/05/2018
Howl at the Moon
Los Angeles, USA
07/03/2018
State Social House
West Hollywood, USA
23/02/2018
Howl at the Moon
Los Angeles, USA
01/11/2017
The Other Door
North Hollywood
19/10/2017
Molly Malone's
Los Angeles, USA
07/10/2017
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Bio

The story of Polymorph began when Nathan Lorber, host of the Luxembourgish version of "The Price Is Right" and keyboard aficionado, decided to start his own music project.

To that end, Nathan resolved to create the perfect guitarist by engineering an improved clone of himself. And quickly enough, his genetically enhanced twin – called Johann – successfully proved incredible proficiency at the guitar and, as a side effect, any task involving manual dexterity, such as playing Overwatch.

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During their first tour, playing every bar along the Mason-Dixon line, they noticed a person had recurrently joined them on bass, without them being able to trace down when that first occurred. In their own words, "he just kind of appeared". His name: Austin Kalendår. And his past is, to this day, still a mystery. Some speak of a previous life as a panda sexologist, some of classified operations for the Finnish government. Which of these stories is true, if any, we will probably never know.


Having played with a variety of drummers in spite of an otherwise constant line-up, their band name was an obvious choice: "Poly", meaning "several" in Greek, and "Morph", the Ancient Sumerian word for "[he] who plays an acoustic or electric drum kit, or just any kind of percussions."


Hence, Polymorph.

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