Wednesday 10 April 2013

PORTUGUESE REVIEW OF ZENIT

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Review: The Chandrasekhar Limit (Zenit)

The Chandrasekhar Limit (Zenit)
(2013, Galileo Records / Gonzo Multimedia)
(5/5)
Everyone knows the British and Swedish schools (especially those) of rockprogressive. But ... and Switzerland?Probably not if you talk in school but that's where it comes one of the most impressive names in the old continent within this genre. It's called Zenit and despite a long career (formed in 1998), your nest egg is not very intense, and The Chandrasekar Limit only his third album, being distanced seven years of his predecessor. Plenty of time to prepare a set of great songs, let them grow and mature, probably prepared without any pressure. The result in the form of six subjects spread over about 70 minutes, is simply superb! Think of all the big names in progressive history: Pink Floyd , Yes , Genesis , Neal Morse , The Flower Kings ... Now think of all its major features and more grandiose ... The Zenit can join them all! Matrimandir , a theme of 17 minutes is one of the most sublime moments on this disc by its Indian flavor where even missing passages in Sanskrit. But already before, Awaken and PiGregohad proved crucial parts in any discography of prog rock and Cub Lady , the shortest way to the theme almost interlude, a sensual ballad. By the end there is still time for plenty instrumental rock oriented Pulsar and sensational The Daydream Suite , an epic 25 minutes that summarizes the entire disk with their keyboards solos, melodic guitars, choirs and superb complex bass lines. Chandrasekhar Limit The a disc is a must for any fan of rock progressive!
Tracklist:
One.      Awaken
2nd.      Cub Lady
3.      PIGRECO
4th.      Matrimandir
5th.      Pulsar
6th.      Daydream The Suite
Line-up:
Lorenzo Sonognini - vocals and acoustic guitars
Luigi Biamino - guitars
Ivo Bernasconi - keyboards
Andy Thommen - bass and guitars
Gabriele Schira - drums
Guests: 
Stefano Zaccagni - saxophone
Asia Thommen - backing vocals
Diana Bernasconi - backing vocals
Maria Scandella - backing vocals
Ilaria Widmer - backing vocals


ZENIT AT GONZO
The Chandrasekhar Limit
CD - £9.99

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