Owen Tromans
Owen Tromans is a musician based in the United Kingdom. He played with the group San Lorenzo and now records under his own name. Tromans has recorded several albums and two EPs since 2001.
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Owen Tromans |
| Born | West Midlands, England |
| Occupation(s) | singer, songwriter |
| Instruments | vocals, guitar |
| Years active | 1996–present |
Tromans plays in the improv guitar duo Delphic Vapours with author and musician Seb Hunter and has collaborated with Savaging Spires to release music under the name Candles.[1][2]
Discography
- Box of Tapes (Sacred Geometry, 2001)
- From a Lost Library (Sacred Geometry, 2003)
- Place (Bearos, 2004)
- Hope Is a Magnet (Sacred Geometry, 2008)
- The Fall of Acre (Sacred Geometry, 2009)
- Eternal Western Youthdream: 2001–2011 (Critical Heights, 2011)
- Golden Margins (Sacred Geometry, 2014)
- Between Stones (Sacred Geometry, 2019)
Tromans contributed to an album of James Joyce poetry set to music entitled Chamber Music which was released on Fire Records in 2008.[3]
He contributed to the sixth issue of Esopus Magazine's CD Series.[4]
In April 2011 Tromans released a split single with Wooden Wand on the English label Critical Heights.[5]
gollark: No you don't. If you do the expansion at 0 the derivatives are just 0, 1, 0, -1 or something like that (repeatedly) so there's a nice infinite series.
gollark: You just run the disassembly backward to assemble it.
gollark: 70 steps either way.
gollark: You're meant to disassemble it into pieces and reassemble it (by moving the pieces around). It's about 70 steps. I have absolutely no idea how they designed this thing.
gollark: I found one on the floor, and it seems to be quite fun, according to various people, but I only found *one* on the floor and they are no longer in mass production.
References
- "Delphic Vapours", Discogs.com
- "Candles – Candles", Discogs.com
- "Various - Chamber Music: James Joyce (1907). 1-36". Discogs.com. Retrieved 9 August 2020.
- "ESOPUS Magazine : Contents". Esopus.org. Retrieved 9 August 2020.
- "Wooden Wand / Owen Tromans - Circle / Guru Femmes". Discogs.com. Retrieved 9 August 2020.
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