Adios Al Futuro
by Das Rad
about
This is our second album and presents more of our musical take on life. Several of the tracks were created from extended improv recordings captured during a “long weekend”, others were based on ideas from individual members.
As with our first album, the music is simply what comes out of the trio, with no thought as to genre or style. All three members contribute keyboards on various tracks.
available from Discus on Bandcamp
discusmusic.bandcamp.com/album/adios-al-futuro-94cd
As with our first album, the music is simply what comes out of the trio, with no thought as to genre or style. All three members contribute keyboards on various tracks.
available from Discus on Bandcamp
discusmusic.bandcamp.com/album/adios-al-futuro-94cd
credits
released December 12, 2020
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Nick Robinson Sheffield, UK
Steve Hackett :interesting with some excellent playing and innovative atmosphere.
Adrian Belew I liked it very much.
Bill Nelson
You have a powerful and creative approach to the guitar.
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