18 fluid and forceful instrumentals. The music is often hard rocking with elements of classical, jazz,
prog and world woven into wellconstructed compositions. Disc
one opens with “Miles Beyond” an
energetic exploration that honors
Miles Davis. The soaring “Cuban
Fly Zone” flows into the Spanish
flavored “El Matador” countered
by “Eternal Love” a pretty piano
piece by collaborator Igor Len.
Disc two also has plenty of power
including the unworldly and
Vai-ish “NS Vortex” along with a
tender acoustic tribute to “Mom.”
There is no escaping getting
sucked into Neal Schon’s Vortex an
innovative and intense instrumental album.
Trixter are one of the Garden
State’s favorite sons and the purveyors of high powered Goldselling glam metal. They return in
2015 with their fourth full-length
album that finds them older, wiser
and still rockin’ just as hard as
ever. The pride of Paramus, New
Watch Neil Schon Perform “NS Vortex” Live In Concert
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