Walk The Rail Santiago, Chile
Prog/Alt Rock with hints of post, hard rock, funk, and soundtracks. With only one song released (Fatum), they launched a
successful fundraising campaign to master Embroidery, their debut album, with grammy award Robert Hadley.
WTR is:
Juan Quiroga (lead guitar), Ricardo Sande (vocals, guitars), Diego Quiroga (Keyboards and Percussion), Eduardo Munizaga (Bass) and Tomás Croxatto (drums)
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