The modern jazz orchestra Music by Gestalt helmed their upcoming album Debussy’s Fawn all in jazz instrumentation gliding through the hysterical prog-rock sound.
To rebuild the world, things need to get burnt down and get back to ground zero; that is the core feel of the upcoming album Debussy’s Fawn presented by the band named Music by Gestalt with infectious popularity. It is a special release from the boys for this summer amidst the proliferation of a global pandemic, making a meaningful onset for the next album. It combines six jazz numbers making a bridge with the futuristic rhythms of progressive rock and old 80s classical touch. The has six pillars as six instrumentalists with Tim Johnson in the Piano, Miller Wrenn generating Bass, Ben Scanlan rolls the head-spinning drums, Shalini Vijayan as the violinist and Anthony Stornolio for the Concert Bass Drum.
‘The Frog’s Song’ is the lead song off the coming album Debussy’s Fawn, which comes with an eclectic musical experience representing chaos in its best way. ‘Church Music’ is the prog-rock bass-filled song, one of their finest creations that captures the destruction with the blends of myriad instrumental sounds progressing towards the placidity at the end. Music by Gestalt suggests the impending apocalypse to recreate the world removing all its filths and complete the spin of the cycle through a spontaneous flow of prog-rock and classical jazz rhythms. Follow them on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, SoundCloud and their official website with tons of good music.