Owen Tromans

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Owen Tromans is a musician based in the United Kingdom. He played with the group San Lorenzo^[1] and now records under his own name.

Tromans has recorded several albums and two EPs since 2001:

Box of Tapes (Sacred Geometry: 2001)
From a Lost Library (Sacred Geometry: 2003)
Place (Bearos: 2004)
Your Heart is not Broken EP (Keep Recordings: 2005)
Hope is a Magnet (Sacred Geometry: 2008)
The Fall of Acre (Sacred Geometry: 2009) - released under the name Owen Tromans and the Elders
Eternal Western Youthdream: 2001-2011 (Critical Heights: 2011) - A remastered collection of old tracks and two new songs.
For Haden EP (Sacred Geometry: 2013)

Tromans contributed to an album of James Joyce poetry set to music entitled Chamber Music which was released on Fire Records in 2008.^[2] He appeared alongside Bardo Pond and Mercury Rev. He also contributed to the 6th issue of Esopus Magazine's CD Series alongside Devendra Banhart.^[3] In April 2011 Owen Tromans released a split single with Wooden Wand on the English label Critical Heights.^[4]

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Name	Tromans, Owen
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Short description	British musician
Date of birth
Place of birth	West Midlands (county)
Date of death
Place of death

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