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An Endless Sporadic[edit]
An Endless Sporadic is a progressive rock group led by friends Zach Kamins and Andy Gentile that was established in Bellaire, TX in 2005. The band is composed of Zach who plays the guitar, bass and the keys while Andy rocks out on the drums.
History[edit]
Zach and Andy met in High School in Houston, TX and formed the band after realizing their love for common music genre, mostly Art Rock, Progessive and Metal. Later on, after High School got over Andy moved to Los Angeles to work for Neversoft and Andy went to attend Berklee College of Music. They still find time to create music over the internet and their immediate goal is to do AES full time.[1]
One of 'An Endless Sporadic's' songs "Sun of the Pearl" has featured in the game Tony Hawk's American wasteland besides the song "Impulse" that was featured in Guitar Hero III as a bonus song. The third song "Adventures of Jabubu" was an experimental assignment. Including the above three songs in addition to two more, the band has released an album named AMELIORATE on March 25, 2008 featuring acoustic percussions (compared to electronic percussions used in the earlier ones).[2]
In November 2009, An Endless Sporadic released their first, full-length, self-titled CD of original material, produced by Progressive Rock guitarist Roine Stolt and engineered by bassist Jonas Reingold.[3]
Discography[edit]
An Endless Sporadic[edit]
| Sr. | Songs | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Waking Hours | (2:22) |
| 2. | From the Blue | (2:55) |
| 3. | Point of No Return | (2:16) |
| 4. | Shell | (3:05) |
| 5. | Treading Water | 4:00) |
| 6. | The Triangular Race Through Space | (4:58) |
| 7. | Eternal Bloom | (6:22) |
| 8. | Subliminal Effect | (3:43) |
| 9. | Beyond the Horizon | (3:19) |
AMELIORATE EP[edit]
| Sr. | Songs |
|---|---|
| 1. | Anything |
| 2. | Impulse |
| 3. | Sun of Pearl |
| 4. | The Adventures of Jabubu |
Reference[edit]
- ^ AES.com - Band
- ^ Urban Dictionary: An Endless Sporadic
- ^ "Review: An Endless Sporadic". GamingAngels. GamingAngels. Retrieved 2010-10-27.
I was lucky enough to get a listen to An Endless Sporadic's new self-titled CD.
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