Risen From The Ashes, by Marc Pattison

Risen From The Ashes

by Marc Pattison

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808stevan I am not a fan of metal, at all, but if I were, this is the type of artistry that I would follow. Well produced and cleanly mastered, easy on the ears like listening to Baroque violinists. Not intrusive or pretentious. Glamorous and devilish at the same time. As a recording guitarist, I salivate over the clean riffs that I can only dream of mastering. There is a Satriani-esque seasoning, just a kudo to how great the composer actually is. Cheesy graphics--no indication of the contents. Favorite track: SpaceJam 2015.

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This is my latest album and probably my proudest achievement as far as recording something that sounded the way I wanted and accurately represents my playing and writing abilities. There was no struggle, just flow.

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1.	Risen From The Ashes 05:02	buy track
2.	The Robot Man 02:32	buy track
3.	Fight For Valhalla 02:53	buy track
4.	Wicked Ride 03:23	buy track
5.	Follow Me 03:28	buy track
6.	Lost Souls 03:07	buy track
7.	Take the Bull By The Horns 02:22	buy track
8.	Sing Sing Sing 04:55	buy track
9.	My Angel 03:00	buy track
10.	The Eliminator 05:28	buy track
11.	Video Game Cowboy 03:47	buy track
12.	Call Me 03:32	buy track
13.	The Illusion of Control 03:13	buy track
14.	SpaceJam 2015 04:14	buy track

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This is an album of guitar instrumental madness ranging from rock to metal with a touch of neo classical here and there as well as some electronic dance music elements and glitchty production techniques. There are two remakes, one being the Blondie song"Call Me" and the other is the swing era classic "Sing, Sing, Sing". The rest are my own compositions. My personal favorites are "My Angel" which is a love song inspired by "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" "It's a Wonderful Life" and "Ave Maria" and also my track called "The Eliminator" which was a lot of fun for me. The payoff is the chorus melody, the brings the tension to a nice release.