JT Bruce - The Dreamers Paradox

Artist: JT Bruce
Album: The Dreamers Paradox

2006

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Review by Simon Thomas

The Dreamers Paradox by JT Bruce is an album that will take listeners on a journey through a world of musical imagination. With a mix of progressive rock and metal, this album takes on a dreamlike quality that will leave listeners feeling like they've been transported to another dimension.

The album opens with the track "The Dreamer's Paradox," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. The song is a perfect blend of intricate guitar work, soaring vocals, and powerful drums, creating a sound that is both powerful and ethereal.

As the album progresses, listeners will be treated to a range of different sounds and emotions. From the hauntingly beautiful "The Abyss" to the fast-paced and energetic "The Awakening," every track on this album has something unique to offer.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Architect," which features a guest appearance from Dream Theater's Jordan Rudess. The song is a masterclass in progressive rock, with complex time signatures and intricate guitar riffs that will leave listeners in awe.

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The Dreamer's Paradox is the second album by JT Bruce. It shows a strong maturation and development of the style and tone achieved by Anomalous Material, resulting in increased production quality, compositional strength, and diversity. Fans of Anomalous Material will undoubtedly enjoy this release, but the album's depth and scope will also appeal to a much wider audience of varying musical tastes. Backing vocals are featured in one track and spoken words in another.
Being a concept album, the Dreamer's Paradox prominently features recurring musical themes, acting as characters in a musical drama. The evolving and subtle themes interact with one another and are revisited throughout the album's length, creating the progress and mood akin to the telling of a story.

About JT Bruce

JT Bruce is an animator, artist, filmmaker, and musician with an eye for the bizarre and an ear for the unusual. He grew up in the redwoods of the Santa Cruz Mountains in northern California, playing electric guitar and making movies with friends. In 2004 he graduated high school and drove south to attend San Diego State University. The next five years were spent earning a degree in film production, recording progressive metal albums, animating like a madman, and partying like a champion. After college, JT worked briefly as a graphic designer and nightlife videographer before landing a job as an animator at a film production studio. When that company tanked, he went vagabond for a few months before returning to the San Francisco Bay Area where he now works full time as a freelance animator and motion graphics artist. Several years later, he's still trying to be a jack of all artistic trades and, hopefully, master of some. Online and off, his work has been shown on screens and played on stereos around the world.

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Summary by Simon Thomas

The Dreamers Paradox is an album that is sure to impress fans of progressive rock and metal. With its imaginative soundscapes and powerful performances, this album is a must-listen for anyone who loves music that takes them on a journey.