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Eddosaster
Eddosaster formed in Spain in the early 2000s around Diego Palop and Ricardo Vicente. They released their debut album 'Al Reves' in 2006, which developed a...
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Eddosaster formed in Spain in the early 2000s around Diego Palop and Ricardo Vicente. They released their debut album 'Al Reves' in 2006, which developed a cult following for its dissonant melodies and experimental approach. The band followed it with 'Otra Vez Al Reves' in 2009 and 'No Hay Nada Al Reves' in 2012.
Palop handled vocals and guitar while Vicente played drums and worked with electronics. Their song 'Al Reves' became particularly noted for its cryptic lyrics and unconventional structure. Another track, 'Planet Loon,' appears among their most recognized work.
Some listeners found their music challenging, but it attracted an audience interested in experimental sound. The band's recordings from that period continue to circulate among fans of that style.
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