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Robert Gomez: From the Circus to the Stars

XPN | By David Dye

Published March 19, 2007 at 4:24 PM EDT

Robert Gomez.

Robert Gomez's sweetly layered, melodic songs draw together elements of folk and rock, grounded by a strong pop sensibility. Signed to his label at the suggestion of Midlake's members — the two acts are both based in Denton, Tex. — the former traveling-circus performer releases Brand New Towns this week.

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