Dycus
Infinite Buffet
© 2003 Dycus (659057897523)
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A rich, eclectic mix of seasoned musical feasts. A powerful range of mysterious diversity from Bach-ish classical to Emerson/Wakeman/Satriani like leads.
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Would Bach have played this well if he had a synthesizer? Perhaps. Dycus will explode on the scene as soon as the world hears him. He will rise to the top as soon as the world sees him in concert. His mastery of the keyboard will have heads shaking in disbelief. The music will speak for itself as each listener will interpret with their own body, mind, and soul.
Infinite Buffet is an eclectic mix of seasoned musical feasts. With Dycus' brilliant compositions and colorful range, his individuality screams Epic. His fresh and mysterious diversity excites the ear, from the powerfully executed 'Damascus Rendezvous' to the sophisticated and jazzy 'After Hours.' Dycus' music is constantly teasing and pleasing the senses. Combined with deep unique pieces like 'Santa Fe Baldy' and the remarkable lead work in 'Quagmire,' one cannot imagine all this music coming from the same artist. The contrast of styles expands the spectrum of profound. And when you think you have a hold, he cleverly changes your mind with the exquisitely impressive 'Opus One' or the boundless and unconventional 'Triple Espresso.'
The gifted medley of tracks on Infinite Buffet reveal a prodigy yet to be discovered. Bon Appetite!
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A Veritable Feast
author: Rose SerranoThis music goes the distance in genre, style and variety of movements which together create a meal. The meal is filling and fulfilling to the ears and the senses. What a masterful collection of music. This is not to be missed!! Lovers of any genre of music will be enthralled.
This talent WILL be discovered! Fantastic variety perfection.
author: Carver NewsHard to believe these pieces are created by the same artist. Superb talent. The world needs to hear and see this keyboardist. "You can't DO that!" is my reaction on hearing Opus One and Triple Espresso. Heads are turning!