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Showing posts with label Quarto Vuoto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quarto Vuoto. Show all posts

Saturday, June 17, 2017

Quarto Vuoto "Illusioni"


Country: Italy  
Genre(s): Instrumental Atmospheric Progressive Rock
Label: Lizard Records (LIZARD CD 0129)
Format: CD, digital
Release date: June 16, 2017
Tracklist
1. Nei Colori Del Silenzio (5:31)
2. Coscienza Sopita (6:50)
3. Impasse (11:31)
4. Apofis (11:03)
5. Due°Io (9:15)
6. Tornerò (4:57)

Total Time 49:07

Line-up
Edoardo Ceron - Bass
Nicola D'Amico - Drums
Mattia Scomparin - Keyboards
Luca Volonnino - Guitar
   With
Giulio Dalla Mora - Tenor Sax (3, 4)
Mauro Spinazzè - Violin (6)

Description/Reviews
"Illusions" is a return that proves the maturity test for the young band of Treviso: a concept in six long acts, intended and conceived on totally instrumental paths, rich of neo-prog atmospheres, close to Kscope area. Great pathos in prog-psychedelic colors, imaginative modern-prog witjh space-fusion reverberations: introduced by the sweet, introspective lightness of "Nei Colori  del Silenzio" between keyboards and small guitar arpeggios, they take on progressions of particular intensity with "Coscienza Sopita", "Impasse" (rhythmic and dreamy at the same time), " Apofis ", "Due Io". A special mention deserves the eleven minutes of "Apofis" from the arremal attack, full of variations, from the jazz mood of the sax of Giulio Dalla Mora to the intimistic piano suspension. Everything gets tired with the concise melody of "Tornerò", exalted by the violin of the guest Mauro Spinazzè. "Illusions" particularly reveals a convincing interplay, the empathy between Nicola D'Amico's technical and compelling drumming, Edoardo Ceron's bass textures, the never-overstanding colors and depth of Mattia Scomparin's keyboards and the imaginative guitar work by Luca Volonnino, always outlined in past and modern times. Precious interplay that becomes lyrical and visionary expression.
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Nei Colori del Silenzio
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Quarto Vuoto "Illusioni"


Country: Italy  
Genre(s): Instrumental Atmospheric Progressive Rock
Label: Lizard Records (LIZARD CD 0129)
Format: CD, digital
Release date: June 16, 2017
Tracklist
1. Nei Colori Del Silenzio (5:31)
2. Coscienza Sopita (6:50)
3. Impasse (11:31)
4. Apofis (11:03)
5. Due°Io (9:15)
6. Tornerò (4:57)

Total Time 49:07

Line-up
Edoardo Ceron - Bass
Nicola D'Amico - Drums
Mattia Scomparin - Keyboards
Luca Volonnino - Guitar
   With
Giulio Dalla Mora - Tenor Sax (3, 4)
Mauro Spinazzè - Violin (6)

Description/Reviews
"Illusions" is a return that proves the maturity test for the young band of Treviso: a concept in six long acts, intended and conceived on totally instrumental paths, rich of neo-prog atmospheres, close to Kscope area. Great pathos in prog-psychedelic colors, imaginative modern-prog witjh space-fusion reverberations: introduced by the sweet, introspective lightness of "Nei Colori  del Silenzio" between keyboards and small guitar arpeggios, they take on progressions of particular intensity with "Coscienza Sopita", "Impasse" (rhythmic and dreamy at the same time), " Apofis ", "Due Io". A special mention deserves the eleven minutes of "Apofis" from the arremal attack, full of variations, from the jazz mood of the sax of Giulio Dalla Mora to the intimistic piano suspension. Everything gets tired with the concise melody of "Tornerò", exalted by the violin of the guest Mauro Spinazzè. "Illusions" particularly reveals a convincing interplay, the empathy between Nicola D'Amico's technical and compelling drumming, Edoardo Ceron's bass textures, the never-overstanding colors and depth of Mattia Scomparin's keyboards and the imaginative guitar work by Luca Volonnino, always outlined in past and modern times. Precious interplay that becomes lyrical and visionary expression.
Media/Samples 
Nei Colori del Silenzio
Deezer

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Friday, January 31, 2014

Quarto Vuoto "Quarto Vuoto" EP


Country: Italy
Sub GenreSymphonic
Release dateJanuary 2014
Tracklist
1. Dimmi Solo Se E' Cosi' (5:35)
2. Zattera della Medusa (10:41)
3. Rub' Al-Khali (14:06)

Line-up
Edoardo Ceron - bass
Nicola D'Amico - drums
Federico Lorenzon - vocals, violin
Mattia Scomparin - keyboards, piano
Luca Volonnino - guitar

Description/Reviews
Quarto Vuoto primarily uses a familiar RPI formula, namely an emotional, symphonic approach with memorable melodies. This is particularly true of the first two songs. The opener, "Dimmi solo si e' cosi", is the shortest piece on the album and is song-based. The opening melodies are carried by a pretty tame sounding electric guitar, backed by a straightforward rhythm section and some analog synth sounds. The vocals are introduced by a simple piano motive. Overall there are short melodic themes, and the atmosphere is created largely by piano and analog string sounds. There is a nice synth crescendo at the end of each verse, created by climbing notes and buildup of the other instruments around them. There is a nice break with some slightly more frantic piano and a guitar solo.
 Read the full review by Todd Dudley at progarchives.com

Media/Samples 
Dimmi solo se è così

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