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Tag: Eirikur Hauksson

The album cover for Maestro by Magic Pie features an abstract design. A lone man in a suit walks toward a spiraling tunnel made of fragmented red, blue, and white concentric shapes. A large feather, painted in matching colors, hovers to the right.
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Magic Pie – “Maestro”

Professor Mark April 12, 2025 No Comments "Maestro"Eirikur HaukssonErling HenangerKarisma RecordsKim StenbergLars Petter HolstadMagic PieMartin UtbyNorwayProgressive rock

Magic Pie is back, with a brand new album, Maestro, which will be released by Karisma Records on May 16, of 2025. Maestro is Magic…

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