Komplettes MP3 Album von Aziola Cry
Angegebene Spieldauer: 43:18
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2005-05-30
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Instrumental Progressive Rock featuring Chapman Stick player, Jason Blake.

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Aziola Cry is an instrumental progressive rock trio whose complex and powerful songs keep the listener guessing with countless time-signature changes and moody tempo shifts. Influenced by works of King Crimson and Tool, the band spent the first year of their existence writing and refining their sound. The result of their hard work is a new twist on progressive rock.

The band is comprised of Jason Blake on the Chapman Grand Stick, Mike Milaniak on guitar and Tim Stickradt on drums.

Although each musician adds an invaluable component, it is the vision of Jason Blake that is the catalyst for the music. "I set out to create music that was challenging to play, yet accessible to the listener," explains Jason. What emerged was "Ellipsis", an eight-song showcase of well crafted songs that interconnect with each other to tell a dark tale without words. "This album follows a story of something being missing from your life," describes Jason. "That something can be any number of things and is different for everybody who listens."

REVIEWS
"...with Ellipsis, Aziola Cry have produced an original piece of work. There’s not a dull moment on this CD... a very interesting album indeed." - Marc Roy (Proggnosis.com)

"...by the end the ride has been so captivating that you’ll find yourself ready to start it all over again." - Gary Hill (Music Street Journal)

"Aziola Cry have created a solid and highly worthy debut that will likely appeal to fans who like adventurous and artistic music with a heavy rock slant" - Sputnik (Progressive Ears)

"I really donât hear a weakness in this debut, in fact itâs one of the better all instrumental debuts Iâve heard in years. I think the heavy sound makes Ellipsis something more of a product of todayâs musical society but Aziola Cry counterbalances that element with atmospheric and acoustic sounds without losing any of itâs compositional strength. To me this makes it, dare I say timeless." - Ron Fuchs (Prognaut.com)