These songs all sound like apples of the same tree, although each has at least one hook, lead, or strange section that will make it memorable. I was admittedly not expecting to find the music so interesting, but one thing that Canvas Solaris manages to do very well is keep their compositions eventful. Hearing such a technically accomplished band writing actual songs is pretty refreshing, and while this is a slightly more subdued incarnation of the band, there are still jaw-dropping moments for the listener to lose their mind to.
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You are not logged, please complete authentication before continuing use forum credentials. There are jazz breaks and Latin rhythms to throw a listener off the course, and as is especially evident on the last track 'Null Proximity', the band still has some of their old tricks to play with. These songs all sound like apples of the same tree, although each has at least one hook, lead, or strange section that will make it memorable.
I was admittedly not expecting to find the music so interesting, but one thing that Canvas Solaris manages to do very well is keep their compositions eventful. Hearing such a technically accomplished band writing actual songs is pretty refreshing, and while this is a slightly more subdued incarnation of the band, there are still jaw-dropping moments for the listener to lose their mind to.
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Forum user Forum password. I'm a huge Frank Zappa fan so that's no faint praise. According to the CD cover, Canvas Solaris is: Nathan Sapp - lead and rhythm guitars, guitar synthesizer, 6 and 12 string acoustic guitars, micromoog and Yamaha cs synthesizers, speckle interferometry at infared wavelengths of 1.
Man, that hurt my head just to copy all that from the CD. A classic. This record will kick your ass. Not a classic but it will rock your world.
You've heard better. Pretty bad. Might make a nice coaster. Self explanatory. Just the sight of the cover makes you wanna hurl.
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