Glass Towers is BlueMelt’s Single | Indie Music
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Glass Towers is BlueMelt’s Single | Indie Music
The powerful and refined sound proposed by this talented musician intrigued me from the very first notes.
The mysterious and somewhat sinister opening riff of Glass Towers created a twilight atmosphere that made me imagine being in a forest one night with a full moon and being chased by wolves.
BlueMelt is a very creative and musically trained artist. His prog rock is intricate, bold, and melodically impeccable.
The playing technique is magistral, you feel that Vito Tardia spent a lot of time on the instrument to reach this level.
Honestly, I have not found any flaws in terms of production and execution. I also liked the melody of the b-side track “After the Storm” which shows extraordinary melodic qualities.
An artist to keep under the radar as he produces top-notch music.
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Glass Towers is BlueMelt’s Single | Indie Music
BlueMelt is a rock music project fronted by London-based guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Vito Tardia (aka Ragman), former member of the power metal band Pandaemonium. BlueMelt’s music was initially conceived as instrumental, where classic blues-based guitar melodies were supported by bold modern industrial drums and bass. It then developed into a mix of both instrumental and vocal-based music, with grungy vocals layered on top of a contemporary solid hard rock foundation, occasionally dipping into electronic music.
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