Nguru

Nguru is a vibrant Ska band hailing from the Chur area in Graubünden, Switzerland. Formed in 1996, they quickly established themselves as a dynamic live act, performing both locally and internationally. Their music blends elements of Ska, Punk, Rock, and Reggae, creating an energetic and eclectic sound. Over the years, Nguru has released several albums, including "Twelvepack" (2000), "Timezone II" (2002), "Songs from the Boondocks" (2004), "IV: With Bleeding Hearts Through Burning Skies" (2007), and their most recent release, "Wolfpack" (2015). The band's lineup has evolved, with notable changes including Carlo Egle taking over vocals in 2005 and Richard Just joining on drums in 2015.

Nguru's music career has been marked by performances at major festivals and as an opening act for international Ska bands. Their albums have received positive reviews, both domestically and internationally, showcasing their ability to craft engaging and diverse musical compositions. With a strong reputation as a live band, Nguru continues to entertain audiences with their unique blend of genres and energetic performances.

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