The Age of Colored Lizards Oslo, Norway
The Age of Colored Lizards started up as a solo project in 2016 by Christian Dam, when he released the home-recorded debut single It’s All Gone. Several musicians and friends have contributed on The Age of Colored Lizards singles, ep’s and albums, all released on Oslo based indie label Sotron Records. ... more
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