progressive rock
Hidden Dimensions is the most recent album by Polish instrumental progressive rock artist Widek, released on August 19. Forty eight minutes long, the record has fourteen tracks: Deep & Shallow, Blue Moon, Comet, Gravity, Solstice, Phases, Satellite, Fourth Dimension, Halo, Light-Year, Double Star, Meridian, Euclidean and Sphere. With the formidable participation of guest artists – like Sithu Aye and Stephen Taranto –, Hidden Dimensions is a fantastic, hallucinating and vigorously energized album, where all the highly imperative skills and creative continuous expansions of the artist’s horizontal musical proposal converge to a platform of sensible beauty, amplified by the virtuous magnificence of marvelously written guitar lines, wonderfully crafted at the poetic alignments of an imperiously designed universe yet to be deciphered. At the vortex of an audacious apex of magnificently exposed sonorous rapture, Hidden Dimensions captivates the listener instantly, as the artist clearly challenges himself at the paradigm of a monumental harmonious confluence predisposed to collide to the planetary veracity of a precociously intense and vivacious musical cosmogony.
With the predominance of rapid harmonies, colorful melodies are wonderfully exposed in a majestic layer of sonorous omnipotence, where seemingly perfect guitar lines design an immaculate universe of powerful and organic completeness, at the height of gracefully rearranged, but unlimited creative boundaries. Despite the impeccably genuine and versatile technique of the artist, it’s the beauty of songs that clearly qualifies this album as a masterpiece.
With melodies eviscerating an undeniable stream of strength that comprehends the source of all materially creative and honest equivalences, each and every track on Hidden Dimensions is a treasure to be discovered. Having a beauty and a precious significance of their own, they all complement one another in a greatly sincere and profound perspective, marvelously validating the energy of its original and creatively compelling artistry in a magnificent whole of absolute completeness. While highly energized and concentrated, each and every song easily disperse glorifying horizons of serene veracity, astutely submerged in an imponderable galaxy of introspective harmonies that salutes life as the greatest legacy of existence. I think that this is the exact feeling this amazing masterpiece sincerely transmits to its audience.
With the beautiful and cohesive commitment to an irrevocably strong and virtuous sense of artistry, Widek has overcome the axis of his own abilities, releasing a sensational guitar-based masterpiece that will open new horizons in the underground music scene. One of the best albums to be released this year, Hidden Dimensions cannot be hailed as anything, but a state of the art work. And I think the artist will have a great problem being better than himself, to surpass this wonderful degree of excellence in future albums. Or maybe not! Certainly – and effectively – we are all dying of anxiety to hear and check it out what would be his next release.
Wagner
With the predominance of rapid harmonies, colorful melodies are wonderfully exposed in a majestic layer of sonorous omnipotence, where seemingly perfect guitar lines design an immaculate universe of powerful and organic completeness, at the height of gracefully rearranged, but unlimited creative boundaries. Despite the impeccably genuine and versatile technique of the artist, it’s the beauty of songs that clearly qualifies this album as a masterpiece.
With melodies eviscerating an undeniable stream of strength that comprehends the source of all materially creative and honest equivalences, each and every track on Hidden Dimensions is a treasure to be discovered. Having a beauty and a precious significance of their own, they all complement one another in a greatly sincere and profound perspective, marvelously validating the energy of its original and creatively compelling artistry in a magnificent whole of absolute completeness. While highly energized and concentrated, each and every song easily disperse glorifying horizons of serene veracity, astutely submerged in an imponderable galaxy of introspective harmonies that salutes life as the greatest legacy of existence. I think that this is the exact feeling this amazing masterpiece sincerely transmits to its audience.
With the beautiful and cohesive commitment to an irrevocably strong and virtuous sense of artistry, Widek has overcome the axis of his own abilities, releasing a sensational guitar-based masterpiece that will open new horizons in the underground music scene. One of the best albums to be released this year, Hidden Dimensions cannot be hailed as anything, but a state of the art work. And I think the artist will have a great problem being better than himself, to surpass this wonderful degree of excellence in future albums. Or maybe not! Certainly – and effectively – we are all dying of anxiety to hear and check it out what would be his next release.
Wagner
