Bandolirium "Bandolirium"

Country: Argentina
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Metal, Tango
Format: digital
Release date: June 5, 2017
Tracklist: 
1. Impulso (3:59)
2. ES3 (3:49)
3. La Milonga Del Demonio Pt. 1 (4:09)
4. La Milonga Del Demonio Pt. 2 (4:41)
5. Sombras (5:27)
6. Auto Sabotage (3:29)
7. Falso Dilema (4:12)
8. Liberación (8:09)

Total Time 37:55

Line-up: 
Amijai Shalev - Bandoneon
Marcos de Cristobal - Guitars
Matias Brandauer - Bass
Marcos Edwards - Drums

Description/Reviews: 

Astor Piazzolla is ... an Argentine tango composer and a bandoneon player, who revolutionised the genre by incorporating different elements including jazz and classical music. Now, I believe that everyone knows who Dream Theater is? That’s what I thought.
Aptly named, Bandolirium is a project ... for an unique mixture of the two mentioned music styles. The self-titled debut album was recently released, and it brings eight instrumental songs that also incorporate influences from jazz fusion, experimental rock and a bit of classical music.

Read the full review by Nick Leonardi at prog-sphere.com

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Bandolirium "Bandolirium"

Country: Argentina
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Metal, Tango
Format: digital
Release date: June 5, 2017
Tracklist: 
1. Impulso (3:59)
2. ES3 (3:49)
3. La Milonga Del Demonio Pt. 1 (4:09)
4. La Milonga Del Demonio Pt. 2 (4:41)
5. Sombras (5:27)
6. Auto Sabotage (3:29)
7. Falso Dilema (4:12)
8. Liberación (8:09)

Total Time 37:55

Line-up: 
Amijai Shalev - Bandoneon
Marcos de Cristobal - Guitars
Matias Brandauer - Bass
Marcos Edwards - Drums

Description/Reviews: 

Astor Piazzolla is ... an Argentine tango composer and a bandoneon player, who revolutionised the genre by incorporating different elements including jazz and classical music. Now, I believe that everyone knows who Dream Theater is? That’s what I thought.
Aptly named, Bandolirium is a project ... for an unique mixture of the two mentioned music styles. The self-titled debut album was recently released, and it brings eight instrumental songs that also incorporate influences from jazz fusion, experimental rock and a bit of classical music.

Read the full review by Nick Leonardi at prog-sphere.com

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Bosnnia "Ferias y fiestas de la posguerra"

Country: Argentina
Sub Genre: Chamber, Tango, Jazz, Avant Prog
Format: CD, digital
Release date: August 26, 2014
Tracklist: 

1. A pie tuve que ir a través de sistemas solares 05:22
2. Geografía de lo inutil (Psyco Puna) 05:32
3. Parisiennes y ginebra: Acto I 04:59
4. Parisiennes y ginebra: Acto II 05:36
5. Parisiennes y ginebra: Acto III 06:22
6. De rarum natura 03:37
7. Un rey que no es contradicho no puede ser malo 01:05
8. Lugano mental 06:52
9. Invierno y la supresión de la realidad 06:03

Line-up: 
Violeta García : cello
Carlos Quebrada: bass, loops
Bruno Ferreccio: bandoneon
Fernando Caraballo: drums

Description/Reviews: 

Liberated from all forms of traditionalism and genre formatting, this atypical and obscure quartet consisting of a large type of accordion (known as "bandoneón"), cello, bass guitar, and drums, fuses elements of Contemporary Chamber Music, Avant Tango, Progressive Rock, Jazz, R.I.O. and much more into a fab cocktail. (viajeroinmovil.com)

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