This one-off album or rather CD is interesting because it's from Spanish keyboardist / composer Carlos Plaza Vegas, who I've known well for decades from his band called Kotobel -- one of my favorite 'recent' prog bands. This work is definitely little known, and unfairly so really. Is there anything fair at all in music, these days, in 2025? I don't think so, personally.
The track called Dawn definitely sounds like it comes right off a Phaedrus album, it amazes me when I think of all the work and thought that went into this composition, with the originality of it, the freshness of the chords, the sheer creativity of it:
While a track called Perpetual Movement illustrates the classical chamber side of things, like the Japanese TEE just posted:
Stunningly too, all the music from beginning to end is worth listening to carefully, there's not a single weak spot on there!
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much
ReplyDeleteTodo el disco es de una belleza y delicadeza que elevan el espíritu a niveles imposibles de lograr en el frenético movimiento cotidiano. Una experiencia sonora transformadora.
ReplyDeleteMenos mal que existe la música, ni el mundo ni nosotros seríamos los mismos sin ella.
Gracias a la persona que solicitó esta maravilla, y a vos por publicarla.
The entire album is so beautiful and delicate that it elevates the spirit to levels impossible to achieve in the frenetic hustle and bustle of everyday life. A transformative sonic experience.
DeleteThank goodness there's music; neither the world nor we would be the same without it.
Thanks to the person who requested this marvel, and to you for publishing it.
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