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Showing posts with label Brasil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brasil. Show all posts

Sunday, September 26, 2021

Prognoise "Lacrimal"

Country: Brasil
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: September 26, 2021 (digital)
Tracklist
1. Nefrectomia (2:33)
2. Lacrimal (8:24)
3. Noite (12:27)
4. Shedding Tear (5:58)
5. Enigmatic Eye - Parte Um (8:37)
6. Enigmatic Eye - Parte Dois (5:21)
7. When (4:49)
8. De Caelo (7:51)
9. Túmulo (11:01)

Total Time 67:01

Line-up
Alessandro Amorim - bass, fretless bass, acoustic guitar
Gilberto Lobo - lead & rhythm guitar, keyboards, synthesizers
Ícaro Dickow - drums
Zeno Germano - lead & backing vocals, lead, rhythm & acoustic guitar, keyboards, synthesizers
   With:
Adriano Ribeiro - keyboards
Eduardo Barros - violin
Marcus Moura (Bacamarte, Vitral) - flutes
Mingo Manito - guitar
Ramon Alves - synthesizer, effects
Ronaldo Rodrigues (Caravela Escarlate) - keyboards, synthesizer
Jeff Almeida - synthesizer, effects, tambourine

Media/Samples
Youtube

Wednesday, October 10, 2018

Prognoise "Solar"


Country: Brasil
Genre(s): Symphonic
Format: CD, digital
Release date: October 10, 2018
Tracklist
1. Especulações Gravitacionais (2:29)
2. Incandescente (16:23)
3. Hanging Garden (12:24)
4. Insolação (14:20)
5. Singular (7:29)
6. Crimsoniana (Ao Vivo - Boto Rock Festival) (11:21) - CD bonus track

Total Time 64:26

Line-up
Alessandro Amorim – Bass, Acoustic Guitar
Anderson Benvindo – Keyboards
Ícaro Dickow – Drums
Victor Salles – Guitar
Zeno Germano – Vocals, Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Alessandro da Cunha – Drums (4)
   With
Mariana Gonçalves – Vocals (5)
Hercílio Santana – Viola (5)
Paulo Cesar – Keyboards (3)
Eduardo Barros – Violin (3)
Vandrin Rodrigues – Backing vocals (2)
Jeferson Almeida - Keyboards, effects (5)

Media/Samples 
Stream 1
Stream 2
Deezer

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Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Luiz Zamith "Introspecção"


Country: Brasil
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock
Label: Masque Records
FormatCD
Release dateJuly 2018
Tracklist
1 Introspecção (3:02)
2 Alguem Ainda Se Lembra das Antas ? (7:50)
3 Outro Dia (6:58)
4 Cantiga (5:04)
5 Tema No 1 (0:50)
6 Vice-Versa (3:24)
7 Balada (5:21)
8 Trem de Cão (5:55)
9 Essência  (5:57)

Total Time 44:21

Line-up
Luiz Zamith (Vitral) - electric guitar
Augusto Mattoso - electric bass
Elcio Cáfaro - drums
Paulo Teles - flute
Ronaldo Rodrigues - keyboards
   With
Masé Sant'Anna - vocals (8)

Description/Reviews
Musically speaking it is a combination of Brazilian atmospheres and Jazz Fusion, Classical music and Progressive Rock influences. The electric guitar and the flute have an important role in the melodic melody lines. The music has that typical South American (or must I say Brazilian) warmth. 
Read the full review by Douwe Fledderus at progvisions.nl

Media/Samples 
Trailer

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Monday, December 19, 2016

Necro "Adiante"


Country: Brasil
Genre(s): Hard Rock, Psychedelic, Progressive Rock
Label: Abraxas Records
Format: digital
Release date: December 19, 2016
Tracklist
1. Orbes (6:01)
2. Adiante (4:33)
3. Azul Profundo (7:07)
4. Viajor (4:20)
5. Entropia (4:18)
6. Espelhos E Sombras (5:30)
7. Deuses Suicidas (5:07)

Total Time 36:56

Line-up
Lillian Lessa: bass, vocals
Pedro Salvador: electric and acoustic guitar, cavacasso, keyboards, vocals
Thiago Alef: drums
   With
Diogo Oliveira: vocals (3, 5)

Description/Reviews
...the seven-track/37-minute outing .... effectively captures a live-feeling chemistry between them that only feeds into both the energy within songs like the organ-laced “Espelhos e Sombras” and the earlier slide-meets-cowbell rocking title-track themselves and the momentum they’re able to build between them. At the same time Necro don’t make a move that’s out of place either in instrumentation or in Lessa and Salvador‘s vocal arrangements — Diogo Oliveira also guests in righteous form on “Azul Profundo” and “Entropia” — neither do they come across at any point as overblown. It’s a difficult balance to strike, but likewise, their take on familiar boogie rock tenets is presented with an entirely clearheaded take, and the results should catch the ears of even those jaded with ’70s worship or who think there’s nowhere left to go with a shuffling groove but in the same circles over and again.

Read the full review at theobelisk.net

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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