Drummer extraordinaire Xavi Reija gathered together some of his friends (Tony Levin, Markus Reuter, Dusan Jevtovic) for his latest album, "The Sound Of The Earth." Once again this band look to break the mold of instrumental rock music, beginning with the exciting, rhythm fueled "Deep Ocean" and the nearly ten-minute ambient epic "The Sound Of The Earth." Levin's bass leads the way on the interesting, off-pace tempo of "From Darkness," before the twelve-minute soundscape clash of "The Sound Of The Earth II," which combines elements of jazz and rock to make this a musical masterpiece. After the quietness of "Serenity," Xavi Reija and his band finish up his new album with the subtle, yet emotional feel of "Lovely Place" and a return to rock on the build-up of "Take A Walk." To find out more about Xavi Reija and his latest release "The Sound Of The Earth," please visit xavireija-moonjune.bandcamp.com.
Arriving September 14th, from Australia comes the debut album titled "VHS" from Dr. Chrispy. Dr. Chrispy (Dr. Chis Boshuizen) is a renowned space scientist, an aerospace engineer and also a music producer. After following his first love of space exploration, working for NASA and Planet Labs, it was finally time to follow is second love of music. His new album features 15-tracks, beginning with the ambient club beats of "Be There Soon" and the marching rhythm of "Gotta Getta Gotta." He dives in to the exciting six-minute soundscape of "Sleeping In Tokyo," as you can easily find yourself following the songs' movement as is slowly shifts. Dr. Chrispy delivers the addictive, up-tempo pop beats of "Vanmover" and "Muromigawa," which gets your blood pumping to the beats. He expands his palette with the sonic tones of "Torotoroid" and "Sea," before closing his new album with the atmospheric ballad "Follow The Wild Geese," which features vocals by Marie Jenkins. To find out more about Dr. Chrispy and his latest release "VHS," please visit drchrispy.com.
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