Dream.Theater.Digging.For.A.Spark.A.View.From.Inside.DTHQ.2021.1080p.BluRay.x264-TREBLE

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RELEASE         : Dream.Theater.Digging.For.A.Spark.A.View.From.Inside.DTHQ.2021.1080p.BluRay.x264-TREBLE

DATE            : 2021/10/22

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GENRE           : Progressive Metal / Docu
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COMMENT         : Two-time GRAMMY-nominated and millions-selling progressive music titans Dream Theater 
                  announce the forthcoming worldwide release of their 15th studio album, A View From The
                  Top Of The World on October 22nd. A View From The Top OF The World is Dream Theater at
                  its musical finest expanding on the sound they helped create while maintaining the elements 
                  that have garnered them devoted fans around the globe. The 7-song album also marks the
                  second studio album with InsideOutMusic / Sony Music.

                  The artwork was created by long-time cover collaborator Hugh Syme (Rush, Iron Maiden, Stone Sour).
                  A View From The Top Of The World was produced by John Petrucci, engineered and additional 
                  production by James “Jimmy T” Meslin and mixed/mastered by Andy Sneap.

                  Dream Theater – comprised of James LaBrie, John Petrucci, Jordan Rudess, John Myung and Mike
                  Mangini – was in the middle of a sold-out world tour in support of their last release Distance
                  Over Time and the 20th anniversary of Scenes From A Memory when a Global Pandemic brought the
                  world to a stop. The musicians found themselves at home with LaBrie in Canada and the rest of
                  the group in the States. As fate would have it, they’d just finished construction on DTHQ 
                  (Dream Theater Headquarters) —a combination live recording studio, rehearsal space, control
                  room, equipment storage, and creative hive. With LaBrie in Canada, he initially wrote with the 
                  band via ZOOM on a monitor in DTHQ. In March 2021, he flew down to New York, quarantined, and
                  recorded his vocals face-to-face with Petrucci. The album ultimately threaded together lean and
                  uncompromising hooks with tried-and-true technical proficiency.

                  “We just love to play our instruments,” observes Petrucci. “That never goes away. I love to be 
                  creative, write, and exercise that part of my mind. We’ve been able to do this for a long time,
                  and we don’t take it for granted. Whenever we get together, we know we can’t disappoint ourselves
                  or our fans, so we manage to try even harder.”
                  “We approach every album like it’s our first,” adds LaBrie. “It’s been such a great ride, but we’re
                  not going to stop."

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