Sounded just like the next Indie Rock
project from John Paul Jones and Wings with actually, the head-leader Alvarius
B known as Alan Bishop back-dropping the minimalist and maximizes artistic
quartet musician from Egypt especially, Eskenderella’s Aya Hemeda and Cherif El Masri to Adham Zidan
and Magued Nagati respectively as a young stellar musicians writing and
composed the musical companion for this new project of Seattle Sounds meet Rock
N’ Roll Classic via The Invisible Hands. Out of his legendary US band before
this; Alvarius B successfully, creating the newest bridge to connecting the gap
between the ocean of Modern Alternative Music with the older format of Heavy
Rock within these tracks-listed songs on the recording album – Teslam.
The
variations of vocals harmony or the manageable sound-editing where the infamous traditional music of the Middle East desert and the poetic lyrical that to be honest
really gave the interactive musical maker products on this album sounding
adventurous and mystique to the bone.
All the Zeppelin, Robert Plant solo
works, Pink Floyd to Hawkwind or Progressive Rock should having this record
through; Eyes in The Back of your Head (fully progressive but never sounded ignorant) or Places, Weasel Down, The Blaze to The
Great Implosion.
Like the firecracker blown up under the clear water to make a
chemical reaction with reasons – they’re beautiful and epic, like the
combinations of oddity between The Flaming Lips and The Rolling Stones having
too much LSD.
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