Name: Crossing the Rubicon LIVE ON WEBN 05-09-2021 by Crossing the Rubicon
Duration: 6 min 16 s
Description: Crossing the Rubicon LIVE ON WEBN 05-09-2021

Crossing the Rubicon LIVE ON WEBN 05-09-2021

Sizzle - Started Produced By DY 808 Mafia [Young Extravagent Nigga Mixtape]

quick test for the TSE x50 amp sim plugin

TSE X50 Test 1

Something very awesome in the works with this one, so much awesome that I don't want to say just yet!!! Stay tuned :)

Left foot action_8 "Pre pro no vox"

made a comparrison between the three. on all modelers there´s just the tube screamer and the dual rectifier model. all have the Budda 4 x 12 impulse response by Rosen Digital. in the mix just HP and LP. no further post EQ or tone shaping.

here´s are my thoughts on it all:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INClrkNEF64

Pod HD vs Bias FX vs TH3 rhythm tone

Check out the Video I made for this cover here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jpUbHQz3YU

From their newest release, a remake of their debut-ep "When X Met Y": 
https://thedalithunderingconcept.band...

All music is written by the Dali Thundering Concept.
https://www.facebook.com/thedalithund...

Check out my original stuff:
http://cloudyspace.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/Cloudyspace

Thank you! :)

The Dali Thundering Concept - Primitive Art - Act I | Full Cover

Pop / Inferzenal - Perdiendome // PROD-REC-MIX-MAST

Rock / Inferzenal - This Moment // PROD-REC-MIX-MAST

Band: Fallujah
Album: Dreamless

'Scar Queen' Official Playthrough video: https://youtu.be/-ekrISzHG5A

ORDER HERE:
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Fallujah - Scar Queen

Never released material in between Aeolia and Bryker ~2014
Unpolished with many raw tracks and 
My good friend Bryce Butler assisted on many drum parts as well 

Tracklist:
1. Toke
2. Stimulant
3. Razor
4. Elope
5. Localle II.
6. Overture
7. Divine
8. Namshe
9. Yeshe

Retina

Toke

Crossing the Rubicon is a progressive instrumental band that fuses the intensity of metal with the fluidity of jazz and fusion. Founded by guitarist and composer Alejandro in Dayton, Ohio, the project began as a solo endeavor and has grown into a full ensemble defined by complex rhythms, soaring melodies, and the unmistakable voice of the saxophone within modern progressive soundscapes.

Since its early releases (Ascension, Bloom, Matter), the band has pushed boundaries with genre-bending compositions that combine the heaviness of Meshuggah, the harmonic sophistication of Plini, and the groove of Animals as Leaders. Along the way, Crossing the Rubicon has shared the stage with national acts such as Yngwie Malmsteen and earned recognition from publications including It Djents (now Everything Is Noise) and Prog Sphere.

After years of evolution, lineup changes, and experimentation, the group entered a new era in 2024 with a revitalized roster:

Alejandro – Guitar, founder, composition

Gabriel Coffing – Drums (Columbus, OH)

Madison Jones – Guitar (Washington State)

Adam Knox – Bass (Dayton, OH)

Jonathan Baldwin – Saxophone (Dayton, OH / Las Vegas, NV)

Together, this lineup is preparing the forthcoming concept album Knowledge (2025). The record represents both a reinvention and a culmination of the band’s journey, exploring themes of transformation and identity through a progressive metal lens while blending influences from deathcore, funk, avant-garde jazz, and beyond into a cohesive sonic narrative.

With dynamic compositions that shift between technical precision and melodic introspection, Crossing the Rubicon creates music that is both cerebral and visceral. On SoundCloud, listeners can explore the band’s evolving catalog, from early epics like Bloom to the psychedelic explorations of Metempsychosis and the powerful new direction that defines their current era.

Crossing the Rubicon is not only a band but an ongoing exploration of sound, story, and spirit.

Crossing the Rubicon LIVE ON WEBN 05-09-2021

Crossing the Rubicon

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