Artist: Cloudkicker
Title Of Album: Fade
Year Of Release: 2012
Genre, Style: Instrumental Progressive Metal, Math Metal, Post-Rock
Country: USA
Type, Quality: CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 102 mb

PANDORA’S BALL bear bitter drawings in the booklet of “Full Size Nothing” together: children who push their guns in their mouths, and scribbled sayings like: “Without a reason to complain, Kurt Cobain did just that in vain? If there is nothing to defend, why do not we break what we can not bend? “Pithy words and pictures … How may fail because the music?The quartet comes from the Freiburg area and ventures hereby to a demo and an EP a first long-distance running, which was produced during the past two years. The issue of timeliness is irrelevant, because the band heard on the amount of time is:-edged alternative rock and, in the broadest sense is the order, which – in order to answer the initial question – a grim but not hopeless mood prevails.

You might know Daniele Liverani best in his role as a keyboard player in many metal acts including Khymera, Genius the Rock Opera, Twin Spirits or Cosmics. But did you know he was an accomplished guitar player. I’m suspecting you did. He’s been playing guitar from an early age. With his new solo album, Eleven Mysteries, Liverani picks up his axe once again.As you would suspect, Eleven Mysteries contains 11 songs where Liverani demonstrates his exceptional skills. Also, as you would likely surmise, he follows in the neo-classical guitar tradition. Expect some sizzling shredding throughout this disc, and you’ll find it bunches. But it’s not always that way, ripping up the fret board that is. A songs such as Supreme Gladness and All Is Pure find Liverani offering some smooth, often soothing licks, over pyrotechnics.