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Phicus Barcelona, Spain
They speculate with silence, pull the noise out of joint, rearrange the timbre, scrap the tradition to explore their very
own harmonic universe forged of the energy of a blazing forest into flame, where solely simple, lanceolate, obverse-shining leaves remain alive.
Ferran Fages: electric guitar
Àlex Reviriego: double bass
Vasco Trilla: drums
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