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Conosciuti per album come “De-Loused In The Comatorium”, “Frances The Mute” e “The Bedlam in Goliath” (contenente il brano “Wax Simulacra” che si è aggiudicato un Grammy come Best Hard Rock Performance), i Mars Volta ritornano con un album dalle sonorità tipiche della band e con brani scritti dal duo Omar Rodriguez-Lopez e Cedric Bixler-Zavala (At The Drive In), compagni di lavoro da oltre 20 anni. Uscito il 27 marzo per Warner Music, in Noctourniquet, sesto disco della band, il duo si è divertito a sperimentare nuovi percorsi sonori, coniando il genere del “future-punk”.
Lo spettro musicale ed emozionale concepito da Rodriguez-Lopez per Noctourniquet parte dalla potente canzone iniziale “The Whip Hand” fino al minaccioso strisciare di “The Malkin Jewel”, inserendo qua e là ipnotiche melodie ed erosioni borderline electro-ambient come nella epica “In Absentia”.
Come per altri lavori dei Mars Volta, i testi di Bixler-Zavala tracciano un percorso narrativo con un protagonista definito, questa volta ispirato da vari elementi come il gruppo rock alternativo inglese anni ’80 The Godfathers, il personaggio dei fumetti di Superman Solomon Grundy ed il mito greco di Giacinto.
Omar Alfredo Rodriguez-Lopez: composizione musicale, chitarra (2001-oggi)
Cedric Bixler Zavala: composizione testi, voce (2001-oggi)
Juan Alderete de la Peña: basso (2003-oggi)
Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez: percussioni (2003-oggi)
Deantoni Parks: batteria (settembre-novembre 2006, 2010−oggi)
Devils are born as artists on earth.. they see the visual language of heaven..
- A third picture of body language series
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Asher did a great job of finishing the burn barrel for our towns New
Years party. He is seen here welding the hands on for a 3D effect.
An ancient hand print in one of the caves in RItidian Point, could be a thousand years old. Hand print was the size of a small child
You guys! In today's yoga session, I did a $*%&ing handstand!
Yeah, it was wall-assisted, and yeah, it was only for 3 seconds, and yeah, maybe it was more of a 3 count, and yeah, maybe that 3 count was pretty quick ... but still. I was up there. For 3 breaths. (Quick breaths.)
Monday's are becoming quite fun, slowly working on hand or head stands, in this really, really slow baby steps method, with some advanced options. Even a few weeks ago I was in no yoga shape to attempt this. And now, to go ice my shoulders. 😁
(Kidding, actually. They feel worked out but otherwise they're quite fine. Yoga's great that way.)
Elinchrom D-Lite-4 IT (3) 400Ws
1 soft box - on right subject height about 24" away 2nd light about about 3' behind and to the 3rd light above about 5'
5/10/10 - Day 143
Today's Daily Shoot was "Pay attention to your surroundings today. Make a photo of something you walk by every day without noticing." Took a couple of potential shots during the day, but saw this one as I was finding my seat on the train home. I converted it to B/W to enhance the contrast between an "old time" image and the e-reader.