Far, far away - the horizon moved to the shore, and swallowed the sky above it, and moved across the land, until the people were blinded from the truth.

Prolific heroes challenged the horizon, where it meets the shore, magnificent castles were risen contouring its' features, historical, histories liaisoned in controversy within its' apathetic environment, modern living established a society in its' catalytic atmosphere, this embellishment defined a human race.

'Twas only shelter, that never carried any intention beyond itself, a horizon, and a shore, that swallows the sky.

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Alexis Pena Goco

Catanic Panic is best described as a far-out effort basking in valuable - though naive, musical and visual experimentation. The band is staged as two members who take part in vocals, the shepherding of computer manufactured lead vocals, and the instrumentation composed by Kevin Macleod. Solo-artist Alexis Pena Goco understatedly sets his male residence behind ingénue "Catanic" whom he personifies, and avails as the lead presence executing this by adorning upon himself - femme accents off the beaten path of cross-dressing - coupled along as a social disguise or masquerade. Consecutive to their theatrical presence is thier trickling robotic, computer lead vocals that "they" (Alexis and "Catanic") mime with a sort of chanting, under their breathful murmurs - or singing? - maybe so; "In the earlier days Alexis' intent was that he develop a solo act, producing what he called "electronic poetry"; his product resolved as something more musical than he expected, and formed the band Catanic Panic. Catanic and Alexis Pena Goco form the band Catanic Panic. The two members shadow computer generated lead vocals with mimicry and susurrating hums yielding a homogeneous and notable musical product.