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OFFICIAL VINYL REISSUE OF ADITUS – A TRAVES DE LA VENTANA

Series PROG VENEZUELA

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Band name: Aditus

Album title:  A Traves de la Ventana

Format: Vinyl LP (180 gr., with Bonus CD + 12-page booklet)

Other specifications: Strictly limited pressing of 300 numbered copies

Cat. no: PQR-015

Previously self-released in 1977, the debut album by Aditus is a case of non-stop high-energy crossover, the progeny of 4 outstanding musicians who were versed in equal measure in prog-rock and jazz fusion. In the same manner that Vytas Brenner popularized local folk music by transmuting it through electronics, prog and jazz, Aditus bring high-energy jazz-fusion overladen with prog keyboards, with a fair share of latin percussion and juicy rhythm sections. Most notably, it features a space-age anthem (El Conde De Casanare) that simply adds a mouthwatering grain to a versatile wall of sound. The album has been remastered from the original tapes and includes a bonus cd with a rare soundboard recording from one of the most spectacular live shows performed by Aditus in 1977, plus 2 previously unreleased studio tracks from the same period and a 12-page booklet packed with the original band-members’ memoirs, rare photos and paraphernalia.   


 


ULTRA LIMITED TO 50 COPIES COLORED VINYL EDITION RADIANT SILVER WITH ROSE PETALS (PART OF THE MAIN 300 PRESSING) 

https://pqr-disquesplusquerel.bandcamp.com/album/a-traves-de-la-ventana

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