Hey guys. Andres here. First of all, I wanna thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support. It means a great lot.
It’s been a long journey this past year and a half. Colin Tench‘s passing hit really close to home and affected me a great deal. But he was my staunchest supporter and would kick my ass if he believed I was slacking off. And since I prefer my asses unkicked, I was not.
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Sometimes you oughta know when to stop, take a deep breath and regroup.
I have been struggling with “Wötan: The Untold Story” for almost a year. Pretty much since the release of the “Overture”, really. For the most part of 2016, I didn’t even touch it.
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(…) Lying on the ground in pain, Wötan looked around. From where he was, all he could see were Frankish horsemen, wielding shields with the Frankish insignia. Wherever he looked, there they were. Demons. Four-legged ghosts, half-men, half-animal. Monsters from the North, bringing death and destruction to this land. To this people. HIS people. Wherever he looked, the bodies filled up the battlefield. His countrymen. His brothers. Blood of his blood. All because of him, because of his stupid pride.
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 Lying on the ground in pain, Wötan looked around. From where he was, all he could see were Frankish horsemen, wielding shields with the Frankish insignia. Wherever he looked, there they were. ... )
Hey! Long time no see!
It seems to be a custom of mine to apologize for my long absences from the blogosphere, but most of the time I got good reasons for leaving and good reasons for coming back!
The reason I keep leaving is, for the most part, being busy. Good busy, though. As a musician, keep oneself busy is one of the most important things one can (and should) do.
“Andres Guazzelli is a clasically trained musician who combines heavy orchestral work with the edginess and modern textures of progressive rock, and the brass-driven dramatic scores of epic films. His music carries many moods within a single piece and creates such a sprawling atmosphere that one can just picture a scene of beautiful brilliance playing out in their minds while listening to his work. Read more
