Showing posts with label Vinny Sabatino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vinny Sabatino. Show all posts
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Friday, 12 August 2016
Emergent - Trailer
See above, a short trailer for the upcoming Burnt Belief album "Emergent" which is set for release on October 7th via Cargo Distribution, and it will also be available through all the usual digital outlets and Burning Shed too, for pre-order please click here.
Thursday, 28 July 2016
Burnt Belief - "Emergent" - cover image and track listing.
"Emergent" the upcoming third album from Jon Durant and myself under the name "Burnt Belief" is now completely finished and set for an early October 2016 release.
Vinny Sabatino, who joined us on "Etymology" and for a previous live date, is on drums.
The last two albums "Etymology" and "Burnt Belief", having been on import only at the time of release, will also be distributed via Cargo at the same time.
Tracklisting:
1.The Bubble Bursts
2. More Snow
3. The Confidence of Ignorance
4. Emergent
5. Until The Stars Go Out
6. Language of Movement
7. Turning Torso
8. Ghosts Aquatic
Audio previews, press release and other information to follow.
Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Burnt Belief Live Photos
A few shots from the debut Burnt Belief performance at Progtoberfest.
The live material, a selection from all three albums that Jon and myself have made, worked very well in a trio format. We'll be working on doing some more live dates for 2015.
The trio.
Jon Durant
Vinny Sabatino, who also plays on Etymology, on drums.
Thanks to Buster for the pictures.
Best,
Colin
Sunday, 10 August 2014
Etymology Preview
See below, a short youtube preview trailer for Etymlogy, which is the forthcoming album from Burnt Belief, i.e. myself and guitarist Jon Durant.
This is the third album I have worked on with Jon, (...not including his marvellous work on Astarta/Edwin, which is yet to see the light of day). To me, the new album is a big development of our earlier sound and I really feel we have improved our past work and also brought out the best in each other, which is really what I hope for in any collaboration.
Jon and I decided to move on from the previous combinations of either electronics plus live percussion, or just percussion, in order to have a more full on (….and perhaps more overtly "rock") sound with the addition of drums, so joining us across the course of the album's 11 tracks are three very different drummers; firstly an old friend of mine in the shape of Dean McCormick, secondly Vinny Sabatino, who also drummed on some of Jon's previous solo material (well worth hearing!) and lastly a very sensitive performance from Jose Duque on "Rivulet" perhaps the album's most delicate tune.
We were searching also for an additional soloist to join us and found a truly great "voice" in the shape of violinist Steve Bingham who added just the right levels of sophistication and atmosphere.
Hard to choose which slices to serve up as a taster, but hopefully the trailer below shows the breadth of sounds and moods across the album….due October 21st, pre-order now at burning shed by clicking here
Bye for now,
Colin
This is the third album I have worked on with Jon, (...not including his marvellous work on Astarta/Edwin, which is yet to see the light of day). To me, the new album is a big development of our earlier sound and I really feel we have improved our past work and also brought out the best in each other, which is really what I hope for in any collaboration.
Jon and I decided to move on from the previous combinations of either electronics plus live percussion, or just percussion, in order to have a more full on (….and perhaps more overtly "rock") sound with the addition of drums, so joining us across the course of the album's 11 tracks are three very different drummers; firstly an old friend of mine in the shape of Dean McCormick, secondly Vinny Sabatino, who also drummed on some of Jon's previous solo material (well worth hearing!) and lastly a very sensitive performance from Jose Duque on "Rivulet" perhaps the album's most delicate tune.
We were searching also for an additional soloist to join us and found a truly great "voice" in the shape of violinist Steve Bingham who added just the right levels of sophistication and atmosphere.
Hard to choose which slices to serve up as a taster, but hopefully the trailer below shows the breadth of sounds and moods across the album….due October 21st, pre-order now at burning shed by clicking here
Bye for now,
Colin
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