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BANDS & PERFORMERS:

Daniele Liverani
(Italy) / July 24, 2010

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Derek Sherinian
(USA) / July 24, 2010

Forthcoming release:

Derek Sherinian's new solo album “Oceana” will be released on September 5 by the Music Theories Recordings label via the Mascot Label Group. “Oceana” is mixed by legendary drummer Simon Phillips (whose drumming credits include Toto, The Who, Jeff Beck, 10CC, Roxy Music, Judas Priest). Phillips also plays drums on the entire album. Steve Lukather (of Toto) collaborates with Sherinian on 'Mulholland', 'Euphoria' and 'Seven Sins', while former Planet X guitarist Tony MacAlpine performs on 'Five Elements' and 'Mercury 7'. Steve Stevens is featured on 'Ghost Runner' and the title track, while Black Country Communion band-mate Joe Bonamassa performs on 'I Heard That'. Doug Aldrich (Whitesnake) performs on 'El Camino Diablo', and Jimmy Johnson plays bass on all tracks with the exception of 'Ghost Runner' and 'Oceana', which both feature Tony Franklin. Favouring a guitar heavy rock based approach to fusion ala Jeff Beck, Sherinian's music creates a certain energy that comes through the recordings, setting him apart from other jazz fusion artists. His music also appeals to fans of technical heavy metal. Thanks to his relentless touring schedule with a wide range of well-known artists, Sherinian easily adapts to ever changing musical genres, while always maintaining his signature style. Derek Sherinian is the premiere rock keyboardist of his generation, a member of the supergroup Black Country Communion, a former member of Dream Theater, and a solo artist in his own right. Sherinian has played keyboards with artists including Alice Cooper, Billy Idol, Yngwie Malmsteen and Kiss. In addition to being a former member of Dream Theater, Sherinian was also a member of the prog rock band Platypus, and the founder of the progressive fusion metal band Planet X.

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Dream Theater
(USA) / July 24, 2010

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Leslie West
(USA) / July 24, 2010

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Europe
(Sweden) / July 24, 2010

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RECORDING COMPANIES:

Lizard Records
(Italy) / July 24, 2010

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Aarrgh Records
(Germany) / July 24, 2010

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Esoteric Records
(UK) / July 24, 2010

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Progrock Records
(USA) / July 24, 2010

New releases:

  • Xanadu – “The Last Sunrise"
  • Everwood – “Without Saving"
  • Frequency Drift – “Ghosts"

    Xanadu was founded in May 2008 by a couple of local Polish musicians, who felt the need to play ambitious music with a hint of melancholy, yet with some rock inside. "The Last Sunrise" is a mixture of ambitious and emotional music with significant rock character.

    "Without Saving" is the third studio album of the Hungarian melodic rock/metal band Everwood. Although not intentionally a concept album, it is a twelve-song trip into the depths of the human soul.

    "Ghosts" is the third studio album of the German progressive band Frequency Drift. The band conveys this with a slight change in their music and in the atmosphere that is created. Although the cinematic approach is still there, the music is enhanced by the increased use of guitar. Furthermore there is now an even larger variety of stylistic influences, such as jazz or even heavy metal.

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    Metal Mind Records
    (Poland) / July 24, 2010

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