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Kyouryoku
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Música de Elevador
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The Thousandth Fold
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Trombe L'oeil
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Deseos
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Maybe I Can
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Waking Up Again
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Hostage
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Zero Point Fool San Nicolás De Los Garza, Mexico
Zero Point Fool is a multi-genre solo music maker currently writing in third person so as to appear more professional to anyone that bothers reading this. He really hopes it works.
Zero Point Fool recommends:
The Best is Yet to Come
by Lucid Liars
These guys are no nonsense all groove, pure fun rock and roll with plenty of pizzazz.
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Epic, reflective, fun and ethereal, all words that perfectly describe this album. Blending folk, jazz and post-punk with Western film and baroque inspirations, Wagon Lord delivers a unique opera.
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An ubeliavably gifted musician making incredible math/prog rock that's as moving as it is impressive.
go to albumIf you like Zero Point Fool, you may also like:
Downey to Lubbock
by Dave Alvin
Soulful guitar interplay form the heart of this lovely Americana collaboration from Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
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Driving and fuzzed out rock and roll from the Motor City on the great Feel It Records.
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Groovy good vibes and psychedelic guitar with a hint of British folk spookiness.
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