Title: Lagoon (band)
Content:  Lagoon is an indie rock band that was founded in Tuscon in 2003. The band is composed of David Ziegler-Voll as the band's lead singer, guitarist, and principal songwriter, guitarist Patrick McMahon, bassist Jacob Chattman, and drummer Marisa Chattman. Lagoon disbanded in 2011.
Title: Lagoon (band)
Content:  song appear on the Locals Only CD Compilation, Volume III, which was released in 2004. Lagoon released their debut full-length album, Graduation, in 2005. The album was recorded at Loveland Studios by Nathan Sabatino, and mastered at Sonorous Sound in Phoenix by Dave Shirk. Instead of seeking the assistance of a record label, the band self-released the album, selling CD's at shows and utilizing then-new online distribution methods such as iTunes and CD Baby. In support of Graduation, Lagoon toured around the Southwest, including stops in New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, California, and Arizona. In 2007, the band released its second album, entitled Dose. This 
Title: Lagoon (band)
Content:  Lagoon chose to record the album themselves after weighing the pros and cons. However, they did have some direction from Stuart Kupers of the band Machines of Loving Grace. The album's title was a play on the Spanish word dos, meaning two, and the narcotic references hinted at in the album's resealable foil packaging and the songs themselves. Singer David Ziegler-Voll described the album's thematic direction as, "It's all of the things we have to do to medicate (or self-medicate) to get through the day and deal with the problems we face." In the Fall of 2007, the band decided to relocate to Providence 
Title: Lagoon (band)
Content:  label known as Tornado '72 Records. Lagoon allows fans to download the music in digital format for free from their website. The band generates revenue through nontraditional channels such as allowing fans to become "patrons" of the group through donations. Having a background in visual communications, David has developed an integral component of the band's image by creating posters, illustrations and the band's website. The band also utilizes the talents of other designers such as Jessica Frease the creator of the Lagoon mascot "Seafoam". After a more than two-year absence, Lagoon returned to perform in Tucson for the first time on October 24, 2009.
Title: Lagoon (band)
Content:  of fellow Tucson act My Former Wings. Currently, the band is working on their upcoming third album scheduled for release in 2010. The band has again elected to conduct most of the recording process on their own. Lagoon encourages its fans to follow them via many of the major social networking sites, and also allows fans to subscribe to a period blog which ranges in scope from news and updates about the band, to humorous anecdotes and abstract observations courtesy of band "mouth" Jacob. Additionally, the band has established a nontraditional distribution method for their releases, and are in the process of starting their 
Title: Lagoon (band)
Content:  Woodie decided to regroup and form a new band, and decided that Marisa Chattman would take up the role of the band's drummer. Ziegler-Voll decided that it was time to scrap all of the band's previous materials and start anew. They settled on the name Lagoon and began practicing in David's design studio/art gallery across the street from Hotel Congress. During the next two years, Lagoon would play extensively around the Tucson area, gaining respect in the city's burgeoning local indie rock scene, and the admiration of the local press. During this time they would perform live on KXCI radio several times and have 
Title: Lagoon (band)
Content: Full Length Albums ; Graduation 2005, Self Released ; Dose 2007, Self Released ; (As yet untitled 3rd Lagoon Album), TBR 4th Quarter 2009, Tornado 72 Records Music Videos ; Lagoon on Tour, 2005 ; The Official Preppy Handbook, 2007 ; White Heart, 2009  
Title: Lagoona
Content:  Lagoona broke up with in 2004, and neither of the two members are currently active artists. The official website of Lagoona used to be found at lagoonamusic.com, but the site has been closed. Most songs can be found on various file-sharing networks and on sites like YouTube and Last.fm. Nearly all the songs can also be downloaded for free (under a Creative Commons Attribution license) from Andreas Viklund's artist page on soundcloud.com, and streamed on Grooveshark.com. In 2018 the domain of the original website was relaunched to commemorate the 20th anniversary since the band was born. This relaunch included a blog entry about the history of the band, the publication of 
Title: Lagoona
Content:  Lagoona first started making music in the tracker scene under the name TSEC (The Solid Energy Crew), and the band released its first two modules in October 1996. Their first releases got very popular on the internet, and being one of few artists to release legal MP3 songs in 1997 created a lot of attention for the band. In early 1998, their first album was released. It was named "Dreams" after their first online hit from 1996, and it was completely home-brew and released by the band's own label. The money from the album sales helped the band build a real studio, and in October 1998 when the band started using hardware synthesizers and MIDI equipment instead of tracker software, the band changed its name from TSEC to Lagoona. Since then, Lagoona have peaked most major MP3 music charts on the net at some point. The 
Title: Lagoona
Content:  got two songs at the #1 spot of the MP3.com Music chart, "The journey" in August 2000 and "Emotions in trance" a couple of months later the same year. The band also had several other songs in high positions on the MP3.com Music chart, including "The promised land" at #2. In the MP3.com genre charts, all songs Lagoona released (over 40 tracks in total) reached a top-20 place at some point. Lagoona got more than 2.4 million song plays from MP3.com, and in total more than 8 million recorded downloads as of 2007 - a number which only a few bands in Sweden could match at the time. Lagoona also released their music on other sites, like Beatmaka.com, Weedshare.com and Javamusic.com, where they also reached the #1 spots, and they were ranked in the mp3charts.com "Global Top 100" for more than two years in a row.

Question: What genre is Lagoon?
Answer: role-playing video game.
RPG.
RPVG.
role playing video game.
role-playing game.
role playing video games.
CRPG.
computer RPG.
computer role-playing video game.
RP video game.