P:ano
P:ano formed in 2006 with Anis Mojgani on piano and vocals, Petros Klampanis on bass, and Dan Weiss on drums. They put out their first album in 2008 and...
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P:ano formed in 2006 with Anis Mojgani on piano and vocals, Petros Klampanis on bass, and Dan Weiss on drums. They put out their first album in 2008 and followed it with others like 2016's "Hearts of Dust." Their song "Be Flat" came out in 2012.
Their music pulled from jazz, classical, and electronic sounds, which gave them an unconventional feel. Tracks like "Billions And Billions" and "Heavens" show that blend, with Mojgani's piano and vocals often at the center.
They kept a fairly low profile, working mostly within their trio format. The existing write-up makes some grand claims about their impact, but the concrete details are simpler: a few albums, some songs, and a sound that didn't fit neatly into one genre.
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