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Lliam Greguez is a macro ice photographer and a creative arts therapist in New York City who fills his week doing music with chronically ill children. Needing an outlet for his offbeat ideas, he recorded and released two Acoustic Prog Punk albums which showcase a variety of issues; collaborations that bounce ideas and sounds around like children playing in winter.

OPC
Acoustic Prog Punk Music . Energetic acoustic songs melding steel and nylon guitars with percussion and sometimes augmented with synth & sampled noodling. Unique simple yet full uptempo sound with piquant lyrics.

La Yola
Historian and Rhytmitologist from Bonao meets up with a north hemisphere islander to portray the acoustic side of his genius.

Reeditado & Remasterizado!!!
Un Extraordinario Album Acustico de La Leyenda Dominicana Luis "Terror" Días y Su Principal Colaborador en New York Lliam Greguez, Una Joya Que Tod@ Amante de la Música Debe de TENER.

Here you'll find the words for all the songs on both Other People's Children and La Yola as well as a few translations for the latters' Spanish lyrics.

Progressive yet irreverent with excellent bizarre energy and strong ambiance of a frantic, spastic, groove cool bundle. Great blown out prog punk fusion with an anarchistic touch.

Raw punk roots sound and a monster bass tone on this, def reminiscent of Dead Kennedys. Nice precision playing between everything too. Can't say enuff about the drummer's feel about when to lay back n' go full force with the cacophony surrounding him. Chad Jones gets my vote for best new garage drummer hands down, and Lliam Greguez has a guitar voice that is perfectly suited for those with big stereos and excess wattage to purge.

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