Knocking On An Open Door

Logo by: Jocelyn Wellings
The name TMinusInfinity is a reference to the feeling of being stuck or trapped. Waiting for an adventure that never comes. I am mainly influenced by Space Rock, Pop Punk, and Alternative. I guess I'm trying to make music for other Space Cadets :)
I welcome any feedback and I'm always up for collaborating. You can reach me at tminusinfinity@gmail.com

Aqui ya no puedo subir nada mas : si quereis seguir escuchando mis sesiones podeis hacerlo en Mixcloud : https://www.mixcloud.com/miguelmartinezmarcos7/

y tambien en Ivoox, me podeis buscar como Bukanan.

Saludos majetes.

do people make you feel the way music does?

Songwriter, contemplative, quest guide, and psychotherapist Simon Spire sounds the murmuring depths of the soul through songs that traverse the ground between layered alt-pop and singer-songwriter introspection. A three-time award-winner in the USA Songwriting Competition, Spire has been featured on MTV, NBC, AOL, Voice of America, and radio stations throughout the U.S., while also featuring in the New Zealand Top 40 radio airplay charts. Having left his beloved New Zealand homeland for the alluring horizons of Los Angeles, followed by the seismic creative vortex that is New York City, he now finds himself living atop a wooded and humble ancient mountain in North Carolina where he writes, guides, communes with owls, dodges snakes, and misses the ocean.

"Simon Spire is as enigmatic as they come…He allows the listener to step into a world that is wholly evocative–and quietly apocalyptic…Mind-reeling aesthetics; brilliant guitar pop." Dig Boston.

"Indie pop perfection." Performer Magazine.

"An exciting emerging songwriter…heartfelt and wise." PopMatters.

"Spire has what it takes to be a star." The Daily News (McKeesport, PA).

"Spire is a musically diverse talent with a Midas touch for great hooks…the album’s sincerity connects." M2 Magazine.

"After listening to this album, one hopes that this musician will be the future of indie pop…it would be for the benefit of the genre as well as the industry." The Aquarian Weekly.

Knocking On An Open Door

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