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Iris
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Ambar
04:33
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Bruma
04:53
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Vela
01:27
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Maru Maryland
Hi! I'm Maru. I'm from Uruguay based in Maryland, US. I like to play guitar and write & produce music in my bedroom :)
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An essential single for the modern math rock craze. If a generic CD existed as a mix for this genre, Ares would be in there.
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I've been enjoying Anup's play-through videos online almost daily for about a month now, and I am happy to support him with this purchase. Extreme power balanced (but never limited) by control and attention to detail. I'm not sure which I enjoy more: the relentless assault he unleashes or the composure and focus he maintains as he does so. Watching him lock into his work is a sublime experience, and his kit sounds phenomenal. Do not deny yourself!
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an entire EP of fantastic math rock. so, so many fantastic riffs.
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Our Chemistry is a Tightrope
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Hopscotching from jangle pop and post-hardcore to math rock and shoegaze, these Minnesota rockers have a gift for musical multitasking.
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The third album from British indie rock outfit is the first release on their own label.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Vela EP”
This album has really grown on me. While the sound is super tight, and technical, it's not obnoxiously so. Most importantly, I love the way the riff on "String theory" calls back to the riff on "Leave No Stone"
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