Beledo "Flotando en el vacio"

Country: Uruguay
Genre(s): Instrumental Jazz-Rock, Fusion
Label: Moonjune Records 
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: September 19, 2024
Tracklist

1. Djelem Djelem

2. Rauleando

3. De tardecita

4. Flotando en el vacio

5. Es prohibeix blasfemar

6. Candombesque

7. From Within

8. Rodeados

Credits

Beledo - electric guitar, Spanish guitar, acoustic piano, violin

Jorge Pardo - flute, tenor sax

Carles Benavent - bass guitar

Asaf Sirkis - drums

   With

Gary Husband - Fender Rhodes electric piano, Mimi Moog (3.5.8)

Ramón Echegaray - candombe percussion (6)

Composed by Beledo (tracks 2,4,6,7), Beledo Pardo Benevaet Sirkis Husband (tracks 3,5,8).

‘Djelem, Djelem' is a Romani traditional song from Balkans.

Tracks 1,2,4,6,7 are arranged and produced by Beledo.

Tracks are instantaneous improvisational compositions by Beledo Pardo Benevant Sirkis Husband

Produced by Beledo and Leonard Pavkovic.

Executive production by Leonardo Pavkovic

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Fahrenheit 97 "Lux"

Country: Uruguay
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: Puercoespín Records
Format: digital
Release date: August 17, 2020
Tracklist: 
1 Lux (0:44)
2 Andrómeda (5:20)
3 Ecos de la Explosión (2:48)
4 Ritual (6:07)
5 Sonos (1:06)
6 Interestelar (4:35)
7 No Tengas Miedo (0:50)
8 Nuestro Silencio (4:35)
9 DNA (3:35)
10 Ad Astra (1:20)
11 Viaje a las Estrellas (6:20)
12 Púlsar (6:52)
13 Tenebris (1:01)

Total Time 45:13

Line-up: 
Martin Gomez - Vocals, Guitars
Miguel Larrosa - Guitars
Mathías Fagúndez - Bass
Bruno Leites - Drums

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Elarcos "Tecnocracia"

Country: Uruguay
Genre(s): Progressive Rock/Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: October 1, 2016
Tracklist: 
1. Maravillas Diarias (4:11)
2. Endependencia (3:20)
3. Alguien Normal (4:53)
4. La Cueva (4:27)
5. Historia De Una Victima (6:14)
6. Tecnocracia (27:01)
7. Microapologia (12:53)

Total Time 62:59

Line-up: 
Alejandro Bravo: Alto Saxophone, Vocals
Gustavo Ferrero: Guitars
Diego Caetano: Drums
Santiago Vargas: Bass
Marcello Palermo: Keyboards
   With
Alejandro Bravo: Darbuka (5)
Carolina Pérez Etchandy: Vocals (7)

Description/Reviews: 

Most the time the band crosses the line between Progressive Rock and Metal, and addition of saxophone is definitely one of the biggest, if not biggest, selling points for this record.
The album is about an hour long, and it includes seven songs. The sixth, self-titled track is the centrepiece, being the longest piece here, clocking over 27 minutes. That kind of gives you an idea about how important this song is for the band. It is easy to notice how much effort was put into creating this song; it comes in slowly, it features interesting keyboard arrangements, flute, saxophone and perfect vocal execution. This lengthy suite is a great fusion of stylistically different elements ranging from prog metal, jazz fusion, ambient, to classic rock, folk, power metal, and even more than that. Masterfully crafted and executed passages, well-thought guitar and sax solos, joyous rhythmic changes. This description actually explains sums it very well about the record as a whole.

Read the full review at rockingcharts.com

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