Megalopolis

Dark and heavy trio rock theatrical musings on various themes related to world existance.

Rodrigo Y Gabriela - 9 Dead Alive (2014) {CD+DVD5 NTSC Rubyworks RWXCD110}
EAC rip (secure mode) | FLAC (tracks)+CUE+LOG -> 258 Mb | MP3 @320 -> 96 Mb
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© 2014 Rubyworks Ltd. | RWXCD110
Guitar Virtuoso / Contemporary Flamenco / Finger-Picked Guitar / Instrumental Rock / Latin Rock / Acoustic

Rodrigo y Gabriela's 9 Dead Alive is their first album of new material in five years. Written, arranged, and co-produced by the pair, they deliberately attempt to forgo the Latin influence in their music in favor of an all-rock (albeit still acoustic) approach – which marks a return to their pre-recording roots in heavy metal. (That they don't entirely succeed is part of what makes 9 Dead Alive so compelling.) Each tune was composed for a different inspiration: authors, philosophers, activists, scientists, and a queen. The set was exquisitely recorded in Mexico by Fermin Vasquez Llera. There isn't a dull moment in these 41 minutes. "The Soundmaker," for 19th century luthier and guitarist Antonio de Torres Jurado, commences with Rodrigo's knotty riff and Gabriela's chugging rhythmic vamp.