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.
Track Listing:
A1 Un Dia Como Hoy
A2 IJK. Espacio Para 3
A3 Manzur
A4 Paola
B1 Solenoide
B2 Dreams
B3 En Un Lugar Desconocido
B4 El Conde De Casanare
C1 IJK. Espacio Para 3 (Live At Poliedro De Caracas 19 & 20 October 1977)
C2 Manzur (Live At Poliedro De Caracas 19 & 20 October 1977)
C3 Dreams (Live At Poliedro De Caracas 19 & 20 October 1977)
C4 En Un Lugar Desconocido (Live At Poliedro De Caracas 19 & 20 October 1977)
C5 Un Dia Como Hoy (Live At Poliedro De Caracas 19 & 20 October 1977)
C6 De Nuevo Aqui (Live At Poliedro De Caracas 19 & 20 October 1977)
C7 Solenoide (Live At Poliedro De Caracas 19 & 20 October 1977)
C8 Lunas De Marte (Live At Poliedro De Caracas 19 & 20 October 1977)
