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Recorded entirely at his home studio just outside of Chicago, StereoNucleosis is a sonic journey that travels from dense African-flavored polyrhythms ("You Can Get There From Here") to spacious soundscapes ("Somewhere In Between", "30 dBs Below Zero"), from anthemic and grandiose crescendos reminiscent of Pink Floyd ("Desert Sky") to gentle ...
Wertico's 2004 CD, StereoNucleosis, was released to extremely positive reviews. The Chicago Tribune wrote: "A brilliant release – Wertico shows a thrilling disregard for stylistic boundaries. StereoNucleosis is one of the most intelligent, creative and alluring percussion recordings of the past decade.
27 de abr. de 2004 · StereoNucleosis by Paul Wertico released in 2004. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
A Grammy-winning Pat Metheny Group alumni and a master of drumming insanity, on StereoNucleosis Paul Wertico journeys through a curiously diverse instrumental collection that blurs the lines between happy, organic world music and dark King Crimson-esque adventurism.
If Don't Be Scared Anymore was a philosophical statement expressing Wertico's ebullience and optimism as man and musician, StereoNucleosis is nothing less than a riveting summation of Wertico's audaciously sweeping view of the percussionist's art.
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20 de abr. de 2004 · Paul Wertico: StereoNucleosis album review by Jerry D'Souza, published on April 20, 2004. Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!
