Espresso Della Vita: Lunare
Brazilian Progressive Metal Masters Maestrick with their new album “ESPRESSO DELLA VITA:LUNARE” redefines the Progressive metal boundaries. The amount of high-quality arrangements, musical abilities and influences that the band infused in the new album created the most fresh and exciting album of the genre in years. With a malicious, dark, heavy and sarcastic approach, Lunare delivers adult themes like addictions, racial prejudice, abuse, the holocaust and much more. It is an album above all, very emotional with deep reflections about what really matters in our journey/life. Thus, in the last song, the aged character gets off the train and his name, Dante, is revealed. The explanation for his name it's because, just like the Italian writer Dante Aliguieri, who went from hell to paradise, all of us, sometimes in the same day, go from paradise to purgatory, to hell. So, at the end of the day/life, we are all "Dantes" in some way, and its the reason the each album has an italian title and it's divided into 3 movements. Founded in São José do Rio Preto/SP by three friends, Maestrick has been active since 2006 and brings in its sound elements of rock and progressive heavy metal, Brazilian regional music, world music and classical music. The band has two albums released in Brazil, Europe, United States and Japan, where it has a contract with Marquee/Avalon, japanese label, and is recognized for drinking from different artistic aspects - cinema, plastic arts, visual arts and literature – for his compositions, which results in a unique and, according to specialized critics, innovative style. His songs address everyday, complex and complex themes of human nature. The album Espresso Della Vita: Solare, from 2018, was rated by BURRN, one of the most respected music publications in the world, with a score of 86/100 – quite high for the publication's standard. Solare's success led to a tour of Europe with nine shows in Switzerland, Italy, Poland and the Czech Republic.
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Brazilian Progressive Metal Masters Maestrick with their new album “ESPRESSO DELLA VITA:LUNARE” redefines the Progressive metal boundaries. The amount of high-quality arrangements, musical abilities and influences that the band infused in the new album created the most fresh and exciting album of the genre in years. With a malicious, dark, heavy and sarcastic approach, Lunare delivers adult themes like addictions, racial prejudice, abuse, the holocaust and much more. It is an album above all, very emotional with deep reflections about what really matters in our journey/life. Thus, in the last song, the aged character gets off the train and his name, Dante, is revealed. The explanation for his name it's because, just like the Italian writer Dante Aliguieri, who went from hell to paradise, all of us, sometimes in the same day, go from paradise to purgatory, to hell. So, at the end of the day/life, we are all "Dantes" in some way, and its the reason the each album has an italian title and it's divided into 3 movements. Founded in São José do Rio Preto/SP by three friends, Maestrick has been active since 2006 and brings in its sound elements of rock and progressive heavy metal, Brazilian regional music, world music and classical music. The band has two albums released in Brazil, Europe, United States and Japan, where it has a contract with Marquee/Avalon, japanese label, and is recognized for drinking from different artistic aspects - cinema, plastic arts, visual arts and literature – for his compositions, which results in a unique and, according to specialized critics, innovative style. His songs address everyday, complex and complex themes of human nature. The album Espresso Della Vita: Solare, from 2018, was rated by BURRN, one of the most respected music publications in the world, with a score of 86/100 – quite high for the publication's standard. Solare's success led to a tour of Europe with nine shows in Switzerland, Italy, Poland and the Czech Republic.
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Brazilian Progressive Metal Masters Maestrick with their new album “ESPRESSO DELLA VITA:LUNARE” redefines the Progressive metal boundaries. The amount of high-quality arrangements, musical abilities and influences that the band infused in the new album created the most fresh and exciting album of the genre in years. With a malicious, dark, heavy and sarcastic approach, Lunare delivers adult themes like addictions, racial prejudice, abuse, the holocaust and much more. It is an album above all, very emotional with deep reflections about what really matters in our journey/life. Thus, in the last song, the aged character gets off the train and his name, Dante, is revealed. The explanation for his name it's because, just like the Italian writer Dante Aliguieri, who went from hell to paradise, all of us, sometimes in the same day, go from paradise to purgatory, to hell. So, at the end of the day/life, we are all "Dantes" in some way, and its the reason the each album has an italian title and it's divided into 3 movements. Founded in São José do Rio Preto/SP by three friends, Maestrick has been active since 2006 and brings in its sound elements of rock and progressive heavy metal, Brazilian regional music, world music and classical music. The band has two albums released in Brazil, Europe, United States and Japan, where it has a contract with Marquee/Avalon, japanese label, and is recognized for drinking from different artistic aspects - cinema, plastic arts, visual arts and literature – for his compositions, which results in a unique and, according to specialized critics, innovative style. His songs address everyday, complex and complex themes of human nature. The album Espresso Della Vita: Solare, from 2018, was rated by BURRN, one of the most respected music publications in the world, with a score of 86/100 – quite high for the publication's standard. Solare's success led to a tour of Europe with nine shows in Switzerland, Italy, Poland and the Czech Republic.
