One of the most recognized print media from the local scene ("Requiem") to Guido Lisioli interviewed and performed a review the album "Road to self".
then drive the review written by César Fuentes Rodríguez (general manager).
SOUL APART "Road To Self"
(Independiente, 2008)
lying on an axis between two wheels, a heavy metal the most elegant invoice including hard rock and power and the other progressive-minded going a Pink Camel Floyd to Dream Theater and an IQ-walk to a proposal that appears to meet nearly all on genres and styles. Fabulous, in short, is that passengers do not travel tight or uncomfortable. Away from pastiche or forced hybrids, this quintet led by keyboardist and vocalist Guido integrates Lisioli diversity of their influences on the intimate texture of their songs. Whoever puts a bandoneon to give it a theme or add aires tango exotic percussion and shamelessly called the result "ethnic music." Another song is composed with that in mind, no lay hold of cheap resources and make some sound piece tango, ethnic, jazz, goth, ambient, folk poppy or her own right without losing the identity and progressive metal that broke at first. By this I mean the guys at Soul Apart did not settle in the debut Yeite obvious and easy but pointed out the great art that many dream but not any dare. That should be worth something, and it's worth to the extent of the successes that confirm the bet: delicate balance of climate, pleasant process, ideas that occur with freshness rather than daring, and always solid and professional implementation. Some minor defects, such as sound harsh and ill chosen for the overall production guitar or not so subtle, they fail to dull the sense of top-flight that leaves the plate. All in encouraging and making bags. Because if it is traveling, the vehicle responds and takes you to places that perhaps neither knew. The road is up to you. César Fuentes Rodríguez
http://www.requiemweb.com.ar/
Already many thanks Cesar Fuentes Rodríguez and his entire staff.
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