Artist/ Band: Z-Axis
Title: Concatenations
Label: End of Rodney Music
Year of Release: 2006
Artist/ Band Link (click for details/ ordering)

The Review:

I’ve heard of the band Z-Axis through various progressive rock forums and mailing lists but I never HEARD them until I got a promo copy of Concatenations. I must admit to be a little turned off by the music at first mainly because of the diverse nature of the album. Most tracks are instrumental and a few have vocals included some spoken word.

This is one of the more difficult albums to get through and even after several listens it hasn’t settled in all the way. I believe Z-Axis is one of those bands that requires a listener to give it’s full attention to. Music fans that like diverse styles, that don’t follow even conventional progressive rock, will enjoy this band and album. Those that are what I call ‘casual listeners’ or close minded people will be turned off by Concatenations from the first note.

In closing, if you need something different, even within the progressive rock or RIO genre then you’ll enjoy Z-Axis’ Concatenations. All other’s beware and find something more suited to your likes. You can go to their MySpace page to hear the music for yourself.

Reviewed by Ron Fuchs on December 12th, 2006

Tracks:

1. Out of Hand
2. Whitewater
3. Too Clever by Half
4. The Grey Neighbours
5. Big Bend
6. Dry Land
7. Live With The LIzards
8. Betrayal
9. Put Out The Cat
10. Columbia Dam

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