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GAIRO Sardinia, Italy
GAIRO is a six piece music project based in Sardinia (IT). Our music explores the Post Metal genre, mostly instrumental,
crossing between acoustic moments, progressive rock and a selected usage of vocals. The first self-produced album “Gairo” was released in 2017 and distributed by Coypu Records.
"Her"our upcoming album will be out on March 21, 2022 via Drown Within Records. Gairo.music@gmail.com
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