Tron Sepia Montreal, Québec
Born in 2011, TRON SEPIA showed the world a unique fusion of psychedelism and melodic dubstep with its first EP Weird Fishes & Other Stories. Musicians/producers Eric Laufer & Mirek Hamet combine Gabrielle Laufer's voice and Laurent E. Malo's violon to explosive rhythms and epic crescendos. With over 10k downloads of their EP, Tron Sepia is rapidly rising in the Montreal electronic music scene. ... more
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