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Јел има тога уопште данас да неко свира на територији бивше СФРЈ?


Сјајна група из Котора, Други дан на Земљи, снимила је само један албум (првенац).
 
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Одлично! Јел имају албум?

imaju dva demo albuma i dva cela

http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Aura+/39083

mislim da imam sve samo treba naći na diskovima.

Ovo je link za poslednji http://www.nocturnemagazine.net/download/mp3/Aura_+_2011_u_ime_tvoje_nocturnemagazineedition.rar

Svi albumi su besplatni, u kontaktu sam sa skoro svim članovima benda, trenutno traže klavijaturistu pa ako nekog zanima

https://www.facebook.com/groups/47835602502/
 
imaju dva demo albuma i dva cela

http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Aura+/39083

mislim da imam sve samo treba naći na diskovima.

Ovo je link za poslednji http://www.nocturnemagazine.net/download/mp3/Aura_+_2011_u_ime_tvoje_nocturnemagazineedition.rar

Svi albumi su besplatni, u kontaktu sam sa skoro svim članovima benda, trenutno traže klavijaturistu pa ako nekog zanima

https://www.facebook.com/groups/47835602502/

Одлична музика.
Једине две замерке су омоти (требају бити далеко бољи уз тако добре песме), и што нису окачили (и) на bandcamp, са *progressive rock* тагом.
Поздрав!
 
Крагујевачки Фитнес, албум "Ударци и вернице" /слободно преиузимање/ http://fitnes.bandcamp.com/

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Moonlight Sky is Slovenia's most popular progressive band, if that counts for anything. They're the only ones from this country really intent on trying to share their music with foreign audiences. Their first effort already had some success (voted for album of the month on one progressive website), but it also showed several weak points. I wondered if these issues would be addressed or if they would just continue where they left off. Luckily, the band came back much stronger and I Am is indeed a fine effort by anyone's standards.

The line-up for the follow up to the promising debut has stayed mostly the same, save for the new drummer, but he seems to have gotten into the role without any hitch. This stability has obviously born fruit because we can see a band that has gone forward and created a much more mature product than on their first try.

This effort is even more eclectic than the first album. The music goes through several styles (classical, jazz rock, hard rock, world music, eastern influences, soul, blues, etc.) and the guys effortlessly combine these styles as well. This gives them a sense of originality as a progressive band because it shows they're willing to explore new territories. They seem more convincing as a progressive band because of this. All of this sounds wonderful in theory, but for me the biggest proof that I Am is a great album is that I actually felt shivers down my spine on more than one occasion. This was mostly during the great guitar and keyboard passages and to my surprise also during some vocal parts as well.

The ability of the musicians has never been a problem, not even on the first album. They're all great players. The keyboard players shows a vast array of knowledge and a huge choice of sounds, the guitarist excels both on electric and acoustic guitar, while the rhythm section is none the worse with the new drummer. I also enjoy the imaginative use of some guest musicians on strings, woodwinds and vocals. The strings and vocals are particularly effective.

The biggest problem on the previous release was the vocal department. I don't know how Andraz Krzic did it, but the vocals seem to come from a different singer this time round. He does really well on the heavier passages, where his voice is strained and on the calmer segments as well. He actually sounds like he belongs behind the microphone.

Moonlight Sky have made a vast improvement from the self-titled album with I Am. All the major issues seemed to have been addressed, particularly the vocals and this seems like a work of a really mature band. I Am shows that Moonlight Sky is a band that's capable of really good music. The progress from the debut is remarkable and if they continue on this path we could have a true Slovenian gem of progressive music on our hands in a few years.

Musicians:

Miha Petric: electric and nylon guitar
Andraž Kržič: vocals, acoustic piano, keyboards Korg M3, Hammond C3 organ
Janez Moder: electric bass, fretless bass
Žiga Kožar: drums, percussion

Guests:

Miha Hawlina: saxophone
Igor Matkovič: trumpet
Vasilij Centrih: violin
Asja Grauf: flute
Lili Landeka: backing vocals
Maja Vargazon: backing vocals
Klara Kos: backing vocals
Saša Vipotnik: backing vocals
Andreja Palatinus: backing vocals
Katja Sever: backing vocals

Tracks:

1. I Am (Intro)
2. That Look in Your Eyes
3. King Of The Golden Ring
4. Secrets
5. One Day One Night
6. I Am Blues
7. Chautauqua
8. Family Wound
9. Caviar
10. I Am (Outro)

 
Beogradski gitarista i kompozitor David Maxim Micić objavio je treće solo izdanje pod nazivom "Bilo 3.0". U fenomenalnom nastavku njegovog solo rada pridružilo mu se dosta gostiju kao što su Jeff Loomis, Jakub Zytecki, Vasil Hadžimanov, Per Nilsson, Aleksandra Đelmaš, Aleksandra Radosavljević, Vladimir Lalić...

Pored njih, tu su još Mina Mladenović, Larissa Tereščenko, Tanja Knežević, Marko Pantelić, Ivan Propadović, Marko Živković i Dunja Marković.

"Bilo 3.0" donosi šest potpuno novih numera, koja svaka za sebe pruža fantastičnu priliku za užitak svih onih koji vole progressive zvuk koji je izveden na izuzetno moderan način, uz dosta neobičnih deonica koje Davida svakako stavljaju u koš inovatora u ovom žanru.

01. Everything's Fine
02. Where is Now?
03. Smile
04. Nostalgia
05. Wrinkle Maze
06. Daydreamers

Album "Bilo 3.0" je od danas dostupan na svim online servisima za digitalnu kupovinu i besplatno preslušavanje (Bandcamp, iTunes, Amazon).

 

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