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Last Chapter of Dreaming by Marbin (CD, 2013) New in Package

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Item specifics

Condition
Brand New: An item that has never been opened or removed from the manufacturer’s sealing. Item is in ...
UPC
0692287905026
Artist
Marbin
Format
CD
Producer
Dani Rabin^Danny Markovitch^Marbin
Release Year
2013
Record Label
Mooj, Moonjune Records
Release Title
Last Chapter of Dreaming
Genre
Rock

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Product Identifiers

Producer
Dani Rabin^Danny Markovitch^Marbin
Record Label
Mooj, Moonjune Records
UPC
0692287905026
eBay Product ID (ePID)
5046069537

Product Key Features

Format
CD
Release Year
2013
Genre
Rock
Artist
Marbin
Release Title
Last Chapter of Dreaming

Dimensions

Item Height
0.27 in
Item Weight
0.12 lb
Item Length
5.67 in
Item Width
4.91 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Number of Tracks
14
Tracks
Blue Fingers, Inner Monologue, Breaking the Cycle, On the Square, Cafe de Nuit, Redline, Volta, The Ballad of Daniel White, Down Goes the Day, The Way to Riches, And the Night Gave Nothing, Purple Fiddle, Last Days of August, Last Chapter of Dreaming
Notes
Being every bit as enthralling as it is entertaining, Marbin's third release is a genre-defying masterpiece. On the heels of last year's critically-hailed effort, Breaking The Cycle (their second album, and first for MoonJune Records), the group has delivered the sort of album that you just can't stop listening to -- like a profound conversation with a stranger in the middle of the night, like falling in love at first sight, or like a great book that you can't seem to put down and you never want to end. While it's predecessor provided solid evidence of the comprehensive breadth of styles and textures in their arsenal, Last Chapter of Dreaming documents an intrepid leap forward for this young, vibrant band. With it's unique blend of inventive, balls-to-the-wall rock, unpretentious, from-the-heart jazz, and emotionally-charged blues (and even a hint of bittersweet, melodic Eastern European folk), this fabulous effort serves notice, in no uncertain terms, that Marbin are a band that has clearly arrived. This album will rock your socks off. It can make you weep, or it can whisk you away on a cloud. Last Chapter has it all -- and does it all, with conviction -- all the while displaying dazzling group chemistry, with some stunning interplay, sensitive deliveries, and a remarkably innovative flair. It's songs are engaging. The performances are riveting. Dani Rabin's guitar work is decidedly world-class; his tones are monstrous. He serves up a generous portion of just-baked fresh, authentic, authoritative rock statements, emerging as an important new fusion guitar voice in the process. Danny Markovitch provides the perfect compliment, with his velvety-smooth lines, superbly-articulated tones and acute dynamic sensibilities. The band has never sounded more cohesive, maintaining a playful, energized feel -- with drummer Justyn Lawrence and bassist Jae Gentile providing rock-solid grooves and undercurrents throughout proceedings. While Breaking The Cycle -- an excellent album, in it's own right -- might be fairly characterized as having been 'a shot fired across the bow' of progressive music, Last Chapter delivers the big payload, squarely on target. (... But albums this powerful are always going to leave a mark.) Standards have been set and standards have been exceeded, but there's truly nothing 'standard' about this gem: it's completely original, exquisitely-faceted, and polished to perfection. Last Chapter of Dreaming is the epitome of superb, majestic progressive music that's not afraid to take a romp anywhere.

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