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3 weeks ago |
sonicperspectives.com | Rodrigo Altaf
In the wake of his departure from Dream Theater, legendary drummer Mike Mangini found himself with no shortage of offers. But instead of diving headlong into another high-profile gig, he chose a quieter, more intentional path - one that led him to Monolith. "I was in such a peaceful place," Mangini said. "I was able to decline certain things... and when Motley sent me the music that he and Andy wrote and worked on with Gabo ...
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3 weeks ago |
sonicperspectives.com | Rodrigo Altaf
After decades spent shaping the sound of one of America's most iconic rock bands, Don Felder has no illusions about what's expected of him. "I think it's a big mistake for any artist to go on stage and play too many new songs," he admits. "Typically, they're there because of your history...
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1 month ago |
sonicperspectives.com | Rodrigo Altaf
With Stygian Waves, the second album from Envy of None, Alex Lifeson and his bandmates- Maya Wynn, Andy Curran, and Alfio Annibalini - have solidified their creative chemistry. Unlike their self-titled debut, which was more of an exploratory process, the band entered this new phase with a clearer understanding of their individual strengths.
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1 month ago |
sonicperspectives.com | Rodrigo Altaf
The Darkness fans, brace yourselves, because you're in for quite a ride. Having been consistent since their return with Hot Cakes in 2012, with a new album every two years or so, they took a little longer this time around, but finally Dreams On Toast will be released on March 28th. Much like every other album they put out, absolutely everything counts, even the visual elements.
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1 month ago |
sonicperspectives.com | Rodrigo Altaf
Dream Theater might be the last band to reach the status of superstars in metal. Their peculiar rise to success came in the early 90s, an era that favored simpler arrangements, artists playing in pajamas, looking down, and singing about being depressed. Instead, they opted for the complete opposite: pigging back from what Queensryche and Fates Warning did a few years before, they blended the atmospheric and melodic side of Pink Floyd and Marillion, with the aggression of Iron Maiden and Metallica.
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