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O Machine Copenhagen, Denmark
Gilberto Miranda surrenders with master devotion to the electric guitar to provide a whole multiplicity of
solutions.
Claiming all attention, unfolding in successive layers, with space for contemplation as for a certain nervous gnashing, but all equally engaging.
Dense atmospheres colored with feedbacks, cinematic landscapes, shouts of joy and laughter of sadness. An emotional avalanche.
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