Музыка и песни Aristocrats / Aristocrats на CD

Seems hard to believe this group started out simply to perform a show at the 2011 Winter NAMM show. The Aristocrats, formed by bassist Bryan Beller, drummer Marco Minnemann and guitarist Guthrie Govan have come a long way since then. This week, the trio released Culture Clash, their second studio album and third overall. Based on the reaction of our exclusive preview of the album’s title track last week, this one is going to be big. That doesn’t come as a surprise, as this young band has developed a lot of chemistry over the last two years, with the albums and touring. “We’re all definitely proud of the studio album,” says bassist Beller, “but we were just getting to know each other when we cut it. Now that we’ve traveled the world together, we really get each other musically and personally. Honestly, we spend a lot of time making each other laugh to the point of tears. I think that really comes through live, the sense that we’re friends walking a high wire together musically, but also that, sometimes, we just choose to be extremely silly. Somehow it all works.” Govan agrees: “All the time we spent together as a band touring, and gigging together and interacting, has made us a stronger unit,” the guitarist said. “I think it’s made us bolder in terms of the kind of material we’ve dared to write for this album. I think there’s some wackier, more eccentric stuff that we maybe wouldn’t have submitted for the first album when we didn’t know each other as well, we didn’t know what kind of craziness we would get away with. So I guess we’re enjoying some of the benefits of having been a real band for longer.” Culture Clash also finds the group exploring a wider range of genres. The nine tracks on the album are categorized by the band as techno/fusion, rock/fusion, nitro-powered rockabilly, prog/fusion, rock/fusion/ballad, up-tempo latin/prog/fusion, New Orleans 2nd line/fusion, progressive metal/fusion and rock/R&B/fusion. The deluxe edition of the album includes a DVD featuring exclusive studio footage filmed during the making of the album and interviews with each band member. Record Label: Boing! Style: Progressive Rock

Seems hard to believe this group started out simply to perform a show at the 2011 Winter NAMM show. The Aristocrats, formed by bassist Bryan Beller, drummer Marco Minnemann and guitarist Guthrie Govan have come a long way since then. This week, the trio released Culture Clash, their second studio album and third overall. Based on the reaction of our exclusive preview of the album’s title track last week, this one is going to be big. That doesn’t come as a surprise, as this young band has developed a lot of chemistry over the last two years, with the albums and touring. “We’re all definitely proud of the studio album,” says bassist Beller, “but we were just getting to know each other when we cut it. Now that we’ve traveled the world together, we really get each other musically and personally. Honestly, we spend a lot of time making each other laugh to the point of tears. I think that really comes through live, the sense that we’re friends walking a high wire together musically, but also that, sometimes, we just choose to be extremely silly. Somehow it all works.” Govan agrees: “All the time we spent together as a band touring, and gigging together and interacting, has made us a stronger unit,” the guitarist said. “I think it’s made us bolder in terms of the kind of material we’ve dared to write for this album. I think there’s some wackier, more eccentric stuff that we maybe wouldn’t have submitted for the first album when we didn’t know each other as well, we didn’t know what kind of craziness we would get away with. So I guess we’re enjoying some of the benefits of having been a real band for longer.” Culture Clash also finds the group exploring a wider range of genres. The nine tracks on the album are categorized by the band as techno/fusion, rock/fusion, nitro-powered rockabilly, prog/fusion, rock/fusion/ballad, up-tempo latin/prog/fusion, New Orleans 2nd line/fusion, progressive metal/fusion and rock/R&B/fusion. The deluxe edition of the album includes a DVD featuring exclusive studio footage filmed during the making of the album and interviews with each band member. Record Label: Boing! Style: Progressive Rock

The Aristocrats is the eponymous debut album from instrumental rock/fusion’s rowdy new power trio featuring guitarist Guthrie Govan (Asia/GPS, Dizzee Rascal) bassist Bryan Beller (Steve Vai, Dethklok, Mike Keneally), and drummer Marco Minnemann (Adrian Belew, UKZ, Necrophagist). Featuring three compositions from each band member, the album showcases a uniquely explosive band chemistry, translating each individual’s well-known virtuosity into an aggressive, melodic, and sometimes even cheeky group dynamic…in which anything goes. Record Label: Boing! Style: Progressive Rock

Rock/fusion power trio The Aristocrats have followed up their debut with a new live release, Boing, We’ll Do It Live! The release captures the live performance of bassist Bryan Beller, guitarist Guthrie Govan and drummer Marco Minnemann over two nights at Record Label: Boing! Style: Progressive Rock

Rock/fusion power trio The Aristocrats have followed up their debut with a new live release, Boing, We’ll Do It Live! The release captures the live performance of bassist Bryan Beller, guitarist Guthrie Govan and drummer Marco Minnemann over two nights at Record Label: Boing! Style: Progressive Rock

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