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Carlos N.S. was born in 1977 (Canary islands, Spain).
He spent his early days in a rock band while performing renaissance and baroque music, so being deeply influenced of classical guitar itself, he started to compose classical and rock acoustic music for a new solo project:
MISCELLANEUM was born on ‘97 aprox. to respond those composer´s deepest inquiries related to classical mood, through acoustic strings, to electric chords.
Results of MISCELLANEUM are melancholical, passional, romantic, dark and yet tender, acoustic architectures in pure fusion of acoustic rock and classical music… So this means a fascinating two faced poetry between dark and light concepts, holding each other through the music.
Carlos, the one man project (all guitars, bass, synth drums, composer and performer), he´s currently studing ‘early plucked strings instruments (Renaissance & Baroque)’ at the ‘Royal Conservatory of Madrid’, while recording new releases for MISCELLANEUM.
He spent his early days in a rock band while performing renaissance and baroque music, so being deeply influenced of classical guitar itself, he started to compose classical and rock acoustic music for a new solo project:
MISCELLANEUM was born on ‘97 aprox. to respond those composer´s deepest inquiries related to classical mood, through acoustic strings, to electric chords.
Results of MISCELLANEUM are melancholical, passional, romantic, dark and yet tender, acoustic architectures in pure fusion of acoustic rock and classical music… So this means a fascinating two faced poetry between dark and light concepts, holding each other through the music.
Carlos, the one man project (all guitars, bass, synth drums, composer and performer), he´s currently studing ‘early plucked strings instruments (Renaissance & Baroque)’ at the ‘Royal Conservatory of Madrid’, while recording new releases for MISCELLANEUM.
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sussilo wrote:
Lovely!
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Ninatje wrote:
<3
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shoe-box wrote:
These songs are so amazing, I'm glad I found them!
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mattgraymusic wrote:
Great songs, and beautiful playing
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InnozenzVIII wrote:
incredible..
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spife1 wrote:
nice songs, you rock! hehe.
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quitelucid wrote:
I just downloaded your tracks and listened through... I must say BRAVO sir! I especially enjoyed Evening Song. I'm looking forward to your next update.
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stevie_eee wrote:
breathtaking really ...
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Philosophy test
22 May 2006 | from blog.myspace.com/miscellaneum
My philosophy test, quite identified with.
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You scored as Existentialism. Your life is guided by the concept of Existentialism: You choose the meaning and purpose of your life.
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3 Mar 2006 | from blog.myspace.com/miscellaneum
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