Demo 2011
by we.own.the.sky
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Blue 88
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The Great Unseen
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about
These songs were recorded as part of our Demo sessions in March 2011. It's a first glimpse into our vision for our music. Thanks for listening.
credits
released June 20, 2011
All music written and performed by we.own.the.sky:
Alex: guitar
Ilias: guitar
Kostas: bass
Manolis: drums
Gas: guitar
Demo produced, mixed and mastered by George "Mufatsa" Athanasiou.
Drum tracking took place in Unreal Studios.
Recorded in March 2011 in a basement.
Cover art by Stu.
All music written and performed by we.own.the.sky:
Alex: guitar
Ilias: guitar
Kostas: bass
Manolis: drums
Gas: guitar
Demo produced, mixed and mastered by George "Mufatsa" Athanasiou.
Drum tracking took place in Unreal Studios.
Recorded in March 2011 in a basement.
Cover art by Stu.
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we.own.the.sky Αθήνα, Greece
Progressive instrumental rock/metal from Athens, Greece.
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