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"text": "Surf-garage propulsion with psychedelic undertow. “Gira” rides a trebly, down-picked riff and tumbling toms that conjure beach-bonfire chaos, then snaps into a chant-friendly chorus you can shout with sand in your shoes. The trio’s interplay is the hook: bass draws melodic circles around the guitar’s tremolo stabs while the drums feather between gallop and go-go. Vocals keep a sly smile—cool phrasing, quick call-and-response—so the frenzy feels playful, not frantic. A brief instrumental break spikes the reverb and lets the theme reappear sharper, like a wave returning stronger. Joyously kinetic, built for small stages and sweaty floors.\u2028Listen: neptunamx.bandcamp.com/track/gira"
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