At The End Of The Alley, by Cristian Bergagna

At The End Of The Alley

by Cristian Bergagna

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Stephan Busche Very horror movie inspired album.
The right mixture between synths and guitars. I really love it. I wait for a vinyl release of this artist. I´m sure we will hear next time from this musician. Favorite track: She Is Ready For Murder.

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1.	Following You (Intro) 02:48	info	buy track
2.	Intro To Madness 03:44	info	buy track
3.	Runaway From Horror 05:30	info	buy track
4.	Time To Escape 04:50	info	buy track
5.	We Have A Place In Space 04:44	info	buy track
6.	Humans Are Done 04:42	info	buy track
7.	Cut His Head 05:03	info	buy track
8.	She Is Ready For Murder 05:18	info	buy track
9.	A Dead One Is Behind You 04:06	info	buy track
10.	End Of Quiet 03:48	info	buy track

about

This is the first album of the artist in the Synthwave gender. This time, his idea is to transport the listener to a Horror Movie in his mind. Dark sounds and melodies mixed with power and strong baselines, Cristian Bergagna make a real change in his career, this time, mixing his two passions, music and horror movies.

More info about the artist in:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/cristianbergagna
Twitter: twitter.com/bergagnacr
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/cbergagna
BandCamp: cristianbergagna.bandcamp.com

contact:
cristianbergagna@icloud.com

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released January 2, 2015

Art: Cristian Bergagna
Music: Cristian Bergagna

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Cristian Bergagna Córdoba, Argentina

A Producer from Córdoba, Argentina. He started studying music at 13.
He is working in a brand new project. A new gender of electronic music, not so far from the techno he was produced but far more specific and free. As he was influenced very much by Giorgio Moroder and John Carpenter music, he tough it was time to make a change, and to go more to the native part of his creativity.. ... more