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Marbin - The Third Set (2014) [Fusion / Jazz-Rock]; FLAC (tracks)

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Marbin - The Third Set (2014) [Fusion / Jazz-Rock]; FLAC (tracks)

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Artist: Marbin
Album: The Third Set
Genre: Fusion / Jazz-Rock
Released: 2014
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Tracklist:
  1. Special Olympics. 5:12
  2. The Depot. 6:33
  3. Crystal Bells. 6:46
  4. Redline. 8:28
  5. Culture. 7:05
  6. Vanthrax. 5:40
  7. Rabak. 8:21
  8. Splaw. 6:08
  9. Northern Odyssey. 3:11
  10. Volta. 8:05

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What does a band that has performed almost 1000 shows all over the USA over the last three and a half years do for an encore? Recording a scorching, balls-to-the-wall, three-alarm live album feels like a natural progression! Without question, one of the hardest-working, most motivated and driven independent bands in the world today, Marbin's The Third Set is a testimony to both that synonymous work ethic, as well as to the depth of musical diction, styles and textures these young gentlemen have achieved. Beyond that, it's a bone-crushing, no-holds-barred, sonic feeding frenzy!! "The two Danny's" (Dani Rabi on guitar and Danny Markovitch on sax) take a sizzling set of their best material to new heights and an unparalleled intensity: capturing facets of their style, sound and group interaction as only a smokin' live performance possibly could! Ever the musical chameleons, Marbin continues to expand their horizons -- pushing their music to the absolute limit, while keeping the accelerator pressed firmly to the floor! Both founders, Rabin and Markovitch, show more-than-ample evidence of the fire that burns in them both. Rabin's chops have never been more hard-hitting, emotional and convincing; with blazing legatos lines alternately punctuating proceedings with Beck-like melodic phrasings and sweet chord comp work, Dani's many hours of off-stage preparation and sustained musical growth are clearly in evidence. Markovitch plays with more fervor than ever before, with his perfectly-interspersed and -articulated lines weaving their magic throughout. The band never sounded tighter or more on top of their game. (... who said "playing with fire" was a bad thing?) The Third Set is the next step forward in the evolution of Marbin, as today's prodigies transform into tomorrow's progressive luminaries. Fasten your seat belts

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