New (4th) Album by Compassionizer

The ArtBeat music label announces the release of the 4th full-length album of the Compassionizer project called “The Fellowship of the Mystery". According to the label's press release, “The Fellowship of the Mystery” is “a wonderful instrumental album with a progressive spirit, mesmerizing melodies, enchanting sound and mystery. The album is dominated by the use of a surprisingly rare instrument, the spinet, created by Dmitry Belov on the model of the Italian master Orlandus (1710), which gives the recording a special elegance of the late Baroque.”
It can be added to this that the potential "highlight" of the album is the 21-minute title track, and the style of the release is still a synthesis of chamber and world music, avantprog, neoclassical and electronic directions. This is a distinguishing feature of the Compassionizer’ “approach”.

Listen to it and buy it here: http://compassionizer.bandcamp.com/album/the-fellowship-of-the-mystery

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1. To Abound and To Suffer Need (5:16)
2. Avenge Not Yourselves (4:11)
3. To Direct Your Hearts into the Love (5:04)
4. I Feel Shine of the Day (4:05)
5. For Them Who Shall Be Heirs of Salvation (5:01)
6. For the Invisible Things (4:21)
7. The Fellowship of the Mystery (21:44)

Musicians:
- Serghei Liubcenco / guitars, bass, rubab, drums, doira and other percussion, recording
- Leonid Perevalov / bass clarinet, recording
- Ivan Rozmainsky / conception, composition, spinet, synths, kalimba [7], recording
- AndRey Stefinoff / clarinet, recording

with thanks to:
- Vitaly Borodin (of Vespero) / violin [6]
- Oleg Prilutsky / trumpet, recording
- Ksenia Vaganova / violin [5]
- Sabina Vostner / vocals, ukulele, recording

Dmitry Chichagov - recording of spinet
Anatoly Nikulin - mixing and mastering
Vyacheslav Potapov – artwork

[4] is developed from Ivan Rozmainsky's soundtrack to the poem of the same name written by Ekaterina Vorotnikova. Thanks to her for inspiration.

BIG THANKS TO THE UNAPPROACHABLE LIGHT

album at AwesomeProg
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Edited by Rivertree - September 28 2024 at 04:51

I definitely prefer the previous one (it made my top 20 of that year), but this one is more of a "grower"