GOODBYE METEOR Hauts-de-France, France
Immersive and solar post-rock,
moving away from chaos, towards resilience.
Instrumental
tracks that gives us an epic
journey deep inside a dark galaxy sprinkled
with luminous dust.
Goodbye Meteor claims a "green post-rock", opening the way for harmony between Humans
and Nature.
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