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George Bellas
"Turn Of The Millennium"
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"Turn Of The Millennium", George Bellas' debut release, is an album of intensely heavy compositions with odd-time meter and neo-classical, progressive overtones. The CD features some extended tracks--check out the 12 minute "Everlasting" or the 9 minute "Monolith". Bellas leads the way for a new breed of guitar players as he explores the outer realms of cutting-edge guitar music, blending crunch and speedy neo-classical guitar. Kevin Chown, as always, is tremendous on bass. "Turn Of The Millennium" also features Deen Castronovo on drums.
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08:05 |
Turn Of The Millennium
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Instrumental
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04:48 |
Ripped To Shreds
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Instrumental
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12:17 |
Everlasting
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Instrumental
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03:42 |
Relentless
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Instrumental
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04:11 |
Voyage In Time
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Instrumental
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04:46 |
Forever In Time
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Instrumental
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05:48 |
Future Music
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Instrumental
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04:03 |
Eternity
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Instrumental
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05:31 |
Survive
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Instrumental
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09:42 |
Monolith
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Instrumental
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07:02 |
Lightyears
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Instrumental
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George Bellas |
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All Guitars, Keyboards, Bass, Production, Arrangements, Orchestration, Engineering |
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Deen Castronovo |
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Drums |
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Brad Kaiser |
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Drums |
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Matt Guillory |
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Additional Keyboard Pads, Keyboard Solos |
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Mike McCarron |
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Drums, Engineering |
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Kevin Chown |
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Bass |
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Mike Varney |
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Production, Photography |
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Kevin Hahn |
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Engineering |
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Chris Stevens |
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Engineering |
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Scott Johnson |
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Engineering |
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James Murphy |
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Engineering |
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Larry Brewer |
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Mixing |
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Christopher Ash |
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Mastering |
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Dave Stephens |
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Album Cover Design |
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Dave Schutt |
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Photography |
All instruments recorded at Prodigy studios except: Deen Castronovo`s drums engineered at Opal Studios, Portland, OR; Brad Kaiser`s drums recorded at Prarie Sun Studios, Cotati, CA; Mike McCarron`s drums recorded at Octagon studios; Matt Guillory`s keyboard overdubs recorded at Sound Temple studios, Oakland, CA.
Mixed at Prarie Sun Studios.
Mastered at Sound One.
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
