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The Temple Without Stone
08:33
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A Gentle Singularity
09:21
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Interstellar Shaman
06:35
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When Gravity Flows
04:56
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Astral Roots
14:00
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On The Sacred Wood
08:55
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Dust In Spirals
04:27
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Gaetano Fontanazza Enna, Italy
Guitarist producer and composer for media, deals expecially (but not only) with ambient, electronic and experimental music, since the eighties. His music reveals his explorer attitude, delivering to the listener a wide palette of emotional sounds and shades. From bright light to dark void, from still sonic textures to wild rhythmic and loud mayhems, from delicate melodies to glitchy atmospheres. ... more
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