THE MAGISTER

Stein

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Progressive Metal

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3.93 | 9 ratings | 1 reviews | 22% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2016

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Chateau Pelerin Part I (2:47)
2. Burnt Corals (2:34)
3. Hopeless Warrior (3:08)
4. The Arrival Of The Magister (2:25)
5. Shadows And Dust (5:49)
6. Wistful (2:37)
7. Red (6:07)
8. Chateau Pelerin Part II (2:03)
9. Voyage Of The Magister (8:11)
10. Nahia (5:49)
11. Chateau Pelerin Part III (4:02)
12. Departure (4:16)

Total Time 49:48

Line-up / Musicians

- Hod Sarid / drums
- Amit Shtriker / bass
- Eran Zilberbuch / keyboards, backing vocals
- Maya Johanna Menachem / vocals
- Ray Livnat / backing vocals
- Maayan Bramson / flute
- Tal Rubinstein /guitars

Releases information

Self-Released CD/Digital
Released in January 2016

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STEIN The Magister ratings distribution

3.93
(9 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(22%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(33%)
Good, but non-essential (44%)
Collectors/fans only (0%)
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)

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Review by Windhawk
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator

Israeli band STEIN is the creative vehicle of composer and musician Tal Rubinstein. Following several years of preparations and recordings, they self-released their debut album at the start of 2016.

Stein isn't a band that have been hitting any headlines I've seen, which is just too bad. While this is a kind of album that may well have a limited audience, those who know and treasure instrumental progressive rock of the kind that Camel used to create should have a field day with this album. As long as one can cope with a band of this kind also incorporating elements of progressive metal into some compositions and passages here and there.

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