Friday, January 27, 2012
MoeTar's debut masterpiece
MoeTar is a band that will surprise you in many ways, their unpredictable sound of artprog and classic rock. Their melodies that should make Sparks proud or their complex songstructures that you haven´t since the days of Zappa, you can also add traces of Gentle Giant and Kevin Gilbert into this musical mess and you´ll get the Bay Area band MoeTar. They are Moorea Dickason - Lead Vocals, Tarik Ragab - Bass, Matthew Charlea Heulitt - Guitar, Matt Lefobsky - Keyboards and Dave Flores - Drums. Their debut "From these small seeds" is as adventurous as an album can get and it´s also total extasy for a music freak like myself, I can´t think of any other word than Masterpiece. Thank you and goodnight!
www.melodic.net
http://www.melodic.net/?page=review&id=10831
ReviewerKaj Roth
MoeTar on Magna Carta
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Steve Stevens Live at the Iridium Jazz Club from Jan 27th to Jan 30th, 2012
Steve Stevens will be doing 4 shows in New York City at the Iridium Jazz Club from Jan 27th to Jan 30th, 2012.
He will be joined on stage by Sebastian Bach on vocals; Pete Thorn on 2nd guitar; Neil Jason on bass; Anton Figg on drums.
The two January 28 performances will be webcast live at www.iridiumlive.net beginning at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.
The two January 28 performances will be webcast live at www.iridiumlive.net beginning at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
MoeTar Live pictures at CalProg
The band sent us some nice photos live from the goig in Sat.
We had a great show in Whittier opening for Allan Holdsworth, Jimmy Haslip and Virgil Donati last night – sold a bunch of cd's, made lots of new fans, GREAT night. There are some pics posted at the CalProg website: http://calprog.com/
MoeTar - From These Small Seeds
We had a great show in Whittier opening for Allan Holdsworth, Jimmy Haslip and Virgil Donati last night – sold a bunch of cd's, made lots of new fans, GREAT night. There are some pics posted at the CalProg website: http://calprog.com/
MoeTar - From These Small Seeds
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Liquid Tension Experiment Vinyl LP
We are down to the last 25 copies of the vinyl
Liquid Tension Experiment
LIQUID TENSION EXPERIMENT
Limited Edition of 1,000
Double Vinyl Pressing (1st Disc on Green Vinyl; 2nd disc on Purple Vinyl)
180 gram Colored Vinyl
Gatefold Package with never before seen artwork and photos
Now, available for the first time for vinyl junkies and collectors of one of the all-time classic albums of prog metal.
LTE is the meeting of art rock minds from four different headspaces, Dream Theater's guitarist John Petrucci, drummer Mike Portnoy and keyboardist Jordan Rudess, and the monster organic bass lines from Tony Levin, (King Crimson, Peter Gabriel, Bozzio Levin Stevens)
Liquid Tension Experiment
LIQUID TENSION EXPERIMENT
Limited Edition of 1,000
Double Vinyl Pressing (1st Disc on Green Vinyl; 2nd disc on Purple Vinyl)
180 gram Colored Vinyl
Gatefold Package with never before seen artwork and photos
Now, available for the first time for vinyl junkies and collectors of one of the all-time classic albums of prog metal.
LTE is the meeting of art rock minds from four different headspaces, Dream Theater's guitarist John Petrucci, drummer Mike Portnoy and keyboardist Jordan Rudess, and the monster organic bass lines from Tony Levin, (King Crimson, Peter Gabriel, Bozzio Levin Stevens)
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
MoeTar - Bay Area-based modern progressive rock band.
Bay Area-based modern progressive rock band, MoeTar, collects seemingly disparate and opposing sonic forces to create a coherent artistic statement for their Magna Carta Records debut, From These Small Seeds.
On paper the music shouldn't work at all. The band flies in the face of logic, yet not a musical note seems out of place. Flaunting their musical fluency, MoeTar doesn't avoid challenges: they appear to actively court and thrive on them. Indeed. Inherent contradictions are the subject of many of the band's songs.
Half the fun of listening to MoeTar is hearing how well all of these seemingly incompatible musical pieces fit together. Amid sonic references to Zappa, The Beatles, XTC, Gentle Giant, Stevie Wonder, Laurie Anderson and many sothers, MoeTar offers a fresh approach to prog, pop, rock, electronica and experimental music. Simply put, From These Small Seeds is the culmination of a collision of styles that seems to defy the odds.
http://www.magnacarta.net/moetar/
On paper the music shouldn't work at all. The band flies in the face of logic, yet not a musical note seems out of place. Flaunting their musical fluency, MoeTar doesn't avoid challenges: they appear to actively court and thrive on them. Indeed. Inherent contradictions are the subject of many of the band's songs.
Half the fun of listening to MoeTar is hearing how well all of these seemingly incompatible musical pieces fit together. Amid sonic references to Zappa, The Beatles, XTC, Gentle Giant, Stevie Wonder, Laurie Anderson and many sothers, MoeTar offers a fresh approach to prog, pop, rock, electronica and experimental music. Simply put, From These Small Seeds is the culmination of a collision of styles that seems to defy the odds.
http://www.magnacarta.net/moetar/
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