[LAU] New Avantgarde Music - or just more Prog?

[Robert Jonsson]

Wow, what can one say but to concur, this is really good stuff.
Personally I would have liked the guitars just a tad less distorted
but it works just fine. The eastern parts are just marvellous (love
the flutes) as are also the more traditional progressive parts (can
traditional and progressive be used in the same sentence?)
You are right that the vocals are sometimes not of the same fantastic
quality as the rest but they work!

The mixing is great (a few times I thought the vocals could have been
a db lower but that's a minor remark) with great sounding instruments,
sometimes immaculate.

Really awesome that you managed to pull this off, all recorded with
Nama I suppose? Just you and the guitarplayer?!

Thanks a lot!
Robert


2011/11/25 Brendan Jones <brendan.jones.it at gmail.com>:
> On 11/20/2011 11:31 PM, Julien Claassen wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone!
>> I've just completed my latest piece and it has reached its intended
>> audience, so I'm ready to post it here. It's called Raw Magic:
>
> Wow man, that is epic! If I may ask who was the intended audience?
>
> I must say pretty blown away at 16:00 and 19:24,  and all of 09:00 - 11:14.
> Thoroughly enjoyed the eastern influenced metal interludes / pirate drinking
> music / symphonic black metal (+organ!) . The only transition where you may
> have missed the mark was the first one I think.
>
> Thanks for sharing!
>
>
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