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Lunar Wave
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Church Boy
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Last Day Of Sunshine
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El Cid Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
El Cid express an unusual collective sound. As a four piece, their influences are wide ranging. From Jazz, soul & bluegrass to early psychedelia, surf, garage and folk rock, they have a distinctive Morricone-esque feel. Not copyist, they just instinctively gravitate towards that great never-ending sound & spirit. With permeating riffs & vibrant melodies, their sound will keep you hooked. ... more
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