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Infinite Waves
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Pulses
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From Erebus to the Abyss
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Exploring the seabed
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Ode to a Baburu
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Rise the surface
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Reach the mooring
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Giron Madrid, Spain
Girón is the most intimate side of Tomás Fenández Girón, a spanish multi-instrumentalist and
composer with a
long musical carrer, that has been touring around Europe, South and North
America during the last years as bass player.....
Girón reflects the most space, ambient and psychodelic influences of bands from 70s like
Pink Floyd, Tangerine Dream, Cluster, Klaus Schulze, Ash Ra, Tim Blake....
... more
Giron recommends:
Retales
by El Círculo de Willis
Great space rock from spain to blow your mind!!!!! 10/10 Favourite track puerta186
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