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Encoded In Light (4:06) |
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Subatomic Particles (7:00) |
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New Worlds Discovered (7:41) |
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Parallel Universe (7:35) |
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Overlapping Dimensions (5:24) |
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Escape Velocity (5:38) |
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Gravitons (5:49) |
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Planetary Alignment (4:25) |
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George Bellas
Planetary Alignment (CD)
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Shred/Progressive
One of the most prolific and innovative composers of our time, world renowned guitarist and composer George Bellas presents his latest instrumental album Planetary Alignment. This album is so uniquely crafted that most listeners will find many compositional elements they have never heard before. The style of the album is extremely modern and very progressive; it does not contain any neoclassical songs that George Bellas is also reputable for, but the album stays completely within the progressive realm. As usually the case on George Bellas releases, George composed everything one note at a time and performed all of the instruments, plus had drummer extraordinaire Marco Minneman perform the drum parts. Marco's drum performances are nothing short of awe inspiring. The time signatures and rhythms contained on the album are extremely complex which Marco brought to life with his organic and immaculate drumming style. Leading guitar virtuoso George Bellas is back with his most modernly progressive solo album to date - expect the unexpected.
Instrumental Guitar (Electric (Heavy)/Shred/Progressive), total running time, 61:07 - George Bellas @ iTunes!
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
