A great new review of the Supernatural Highways album from Progwereld in The Netherlands. Hej, bedankt! :) This excerpt describes the 7 movements of Traveler on the Supernatural Highways (translated from Dutch): Part 1 gives you the whole theme of Traveler on the Supernatural Highways in 6-1/2 minutes. This makes me think of how Mike Oldfield shaped his Tubular Bells piece. Part 2 has a more electronic beat with drums and bass Stick giving this part a little more rhythm and swing. Part 3 starts with a cello solo, and Part 4 with a slow piano with intensity building in the keyboards, drums and Stick tapping. The 5th part is groovy, with a heavy bass, jazz fusion influence and excesses. becoming the distinctive sound of the NS / Stick. A funk-oriented composition of Schiff, this fits wonderfully well within the larger song. Part 6 gives you more Latin rock feel with conga sounds and other Latin American influences complemented by beautiful guitar playing from McCrite reminiscent of Carlos Santana. Part 7 is the final piece and brings you back to the familiar sound of Rocket Scientists, with brilliant keys by Norlander, beautiful acoustic guitar pieces, Stick tapping and rhythmic drums and percussion.
Posted on: Wed, 25 Jun 2014 17:43:58 +0000
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