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Forest Fire
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Western Wind
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Opportunity
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New Vibrations
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Winter Solstice
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Blue Song
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Altair
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Silken Nightmares
03:40
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Change
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Distant Mountains
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Back To Zero
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Sequential Point Spain
Formerly known as "Pyramide", formed in 1998 by Adrián García and Fran Estévez. Renamed as Sequential Point in
2011.
The influences of pioneer electronic music and various bands from the current european scene, tinged with acoustic and ethnic elements, culminate in a wide music spectrum, from highly rhythmic songs to experimental suites.
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