Dreams in Stereo New York, New York
An experimental, progressive rock duo formed in Ithaca, NY. The rhythmically minded musicians composed their initial jams in a damp college basement, but have since evolved to create a unique and diverse array of sounds, textures, and atmospheres. They now spend their time sending tracks to each other from opposite sides of the world. ... more
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