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TAXI 027CD
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Third album from Pablo Infernal. Altin Asllani, Fabio Schoeni, Flavio Scano, and Jan Jossi -- four friends from Zurich with Swiss, Albanian, Brazilian and Italian roots, who have been sharing an ardent passion for music for more than a decade. With their third album Mount Angeles they are now setting out to conquer all rock enthusiasts beyond their country's borders. Their mutual love and enthusiasm for the rock music of the '70s speaks to style-defining bands such as Deep Purple, Frank Zappa and all the progressive rock pioneers. For years, the band's first choice for retreating and letting the artistic urge flow freely has been a 19th century house in the middle of the Swiss Alps, called Gasthaus Gruenenwald. The former train station and inn situated in Engelberg (which means nothing else than "angel mountain: in German, hence the album name), has become an essential part of the group's songwriting process. Mixed by none other than five-time Grammy Award winner Chris Lord-Alge from Los Angeles (Aerosmith, Muse, Foo Fighters, Green Day and many more) and finalized by Bill Skibbe at Jack White's Third Man Mastering Studio in Detroit, Mount Angeles presents the preliminary zenith of Pablo Infernal's work.
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TAXI 027LP
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LP version. Third album from Pablo Infernal. Altin Asllani, Fabio Schoeni, Flavio Scano, and Jan Jossi -- four friends from Zurich with Swiss, Albanian, Brazilian and Italian roots, who have been sharing an ardent passion for music for more than a decade. With their third album Mount Angeles they are now setting out to conquer all rock enthusiasts beyond their country's borders. Their mutual love and enthusiasm for the rock music of the '70s speaks to style-defining bands such as Deep Purple, Frank Zappa and all the progressive rock pioneers. For years, the band's first choice for retreating and letting the artistic urge flow freely has been a 19th century house in the middle of the Swiss Alps, called Gasthaus Gruenenwald. The former train station and inn situated in Engelberg (which means nothing else than "angel mountain: in German, hence the album name), has become an essential part of the group's songwriting process. Mixed by none other than five-time Grammy Award winner Chris Lord-Alge from Los Angeles (Aerosmith, Muse, Foo Fighters, Green Day and many more) and finalized by Bill Skibbe at Jack White's Third Man Mastering Studio in Detroit, Mount Angeles presents the preliminary zenith of Pablo Infernal's work.
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