Augur Nox

"Becoming Host" is the second released track from CODE's third album AUGUR NOX (Agonia Records). It became available for streaming on the Invisible Oranges website on October 10, 2013, and was announced via the band's Facebook page. Quote from the band about this song: "This one is probably the most 'straight-forward' song we have written, yet we hope that Code feel is still apparent." Read more on Last.fm.

There are a number of bands and even a Russian radio broadcast that have the name Code. 1. An experimental Black Metal band from the United Kingdom, originally fronted by Kvohst (Grave Pleasures, Hexvessel), whose current line-up consists of Aort (guitar), Wacian (vocals), Syhr (bass/backing vocals), and Lordt (drums). To date, they have released five albums: 2005's critically acclaimed Nouveau Gloaming, 2009's Resplendent Grotesque, 2013's Augur Nox, 2015's Mut, and Flyblown Prince in 2021. Also known as . 2. An electronic outfit that formed in 1991 consisting of Andrew Phillips, Graham Cupples, David Mitchell & Darren Till. The band was hailed as The Kraftwerk of the 90's. 3. Trance recording name of Jared Kesler, a.k.a. DJ Code. 4. A Serbian '90s eurodance band, best known for its hit-single Neka svira stvar released back in 1997. 5. A Japanese rock group existing from 2004-2008. 6. An American rock band. 7. A Limerick Drum & Bass DJ. 8. A Brazilian female-fronted thrash metal band from Maceió, Alagoas. 9. Russian radio broadcast Код доступа (Access code) is a national hook-up, provided by Эхо Москвы() radio station , hosted by outstanding Russian journalist and fiction writer Yulia Latynina (Юлия Латынина), actually builds up Russian political narrative. The author specializes on sundry topics: Russian politics, global politics, Caucasus, global warming, international bureaucracy. Always has a number of historical allusions to share with her loyal audience. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.