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ointmentman

7 for 4 is a band i've recently dicovered, and i already after hearing one of thier albums, Proceded to buy the other three. I decided to review Diffusion because noone has yet. As opposed to other 7 for 4 albums, i find this one to be of much better production quality. They, as in thier usual style, continue to mix prog with various other music genres. The theme in diffusion seems to be an attempt at dance music and techno mixed with prog. However, the band always seems to suceed not to lose thier fusion roots when attempting new style crossovers. Any how, the album is interessting, and if you like 7 for 4 you will like this album. Also, as a bonus, they decided to go easy on the midi flavoured square leads :p!

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Posted Friday, February 22, 2008 | Review Permalink

b_olariu
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Third album from this little known jazz fusion/metal band from Germany, the release is named Diffusion from 2008 is ais another goody one . As previous albums the musicianship is awesome, maybe in laces the lack of strong ideas makes from this album just ok, with sporadicaly great moments. The combination of jazz fusion elements with prog metal arrangements makes from Diffusion a pleasent listning, the perfect example is the piece Indigo dunes, the rest is also good. I can say that their previous album Time is their best from the three. If I want to listen to solid catchy jazz fusion prog, intresting with fabulous musicianship I've always prefere Niacin and others , but also 7 for 4 is a quite good aquisition. 3 stars maybe 3.5 in places

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