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In the beginning it was still fascinated what people like Jason Becker, Tony MacAlpine, Vinne Moore and Marty Friedman drew from their six strings, but at some point the market predominantly instrumental albums was just oversaturated. Continue reading Danny Masters – Electric Babylon (1997) -->

“Arkhangelogorodskaya instrumental project, not inferior in composite solutions and technology to some Satriani, because of the cool attitude of the Russian music industry to nonprofit severe intellectual music escaped abroad – to conquer the States, Germany and Holland. Than successfully and has been, wandering on rock and jazz clubs. ” The group was founded by guitarist Alexander Firsov (“Saint Louise,” “Lady Macbeth”) back in 1988, but, in fact, it now becoming (or rebirth) occurred in 1996, when the team began to be a real fusion of experienced musicians.

Perhaps one of the most representative groups in the Russian heavy scene. Arkhangelsk instrumental trio Blind Vandal – genuine nuggets. More recently played at the amazing homemade lotion, BV managed to issue them sound equal to foreign industrial developments, which have in the arsenal Satriani. And the fact that the team did not seek to find a vocalist and join the ranks of producers understandable to the masses of rock products – a huge plus. In general, the emergence of a powerful progressive rock band, and even jazz impurities, allowing arhangeltsam move from one audience to another – is extremely rare.