(crossover prog, Argentina) [CD] Sambara - Asomándose (Asomandose) - 2013, FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

They are not going to find a show that is conventional, we will show all our fire”, promises Frederick Shujman, the lead singer of a group that seeks to violate the boundaries of style.
Federico Shujman and Gabriel Kerman, two of its founders are in agreement that we wanted a musical name to your project band. Had a marked weakness for the rock and roll and wanted to be noticed. “Before each test, we made a kind of song, where we estirábamos, we breathed and sang. It was like a kind of concentration, and, suddenly, there appeared the word”, evokes and reveals Shujman, singer, on the word primal: Sambara. “We were looking for something that would only mean we six and our music,” says Kerman, guitarist, without knowing both –and the rest– that they were referring to a being of the hindu mythology who, like them, had six heads and could be a little devil and a little angel. “We came as ring to the finger to fantasize with that and, in addition to the mystic touch, play. We are No more than six types possessed by him,” laughs singer and guitarist of the band, which complete Frames Lorenzo Inchausti on synthesizers, Andrew Elijovich in keyboards, Ariel Schujman on bass and Julian Malosetti in battery and you just edited Out, debut album which will be presented today at The Roxy (Niceto Vega 5542). “They are not going to find a show that is conventional, we will show all our fire” risks Shujman.
Out, the album brand new by Sambara, consists of twelve parts and the support of Javier Malosetti that, in addition to produced, played bass and percussion, and facilitated the intervention of musicians that brought clarity to the total work of the sextet: Ramiro Flores, Richard Nant and John Canosa in winds and Alejandro Franov on sitar. “Take our side to Javier gives us an ease huge... made the recording was very pleasant,” says the singer. “It's a monster musical, a type that has a story, an ear, and the experience is tremendous. Like, the tunes we did, and there was almost no alterations, except for small things that he suggested and we loved it. Then, of course, took care of the mix and the master, and was a great hand,” adds the guitarist, on the contribution of the experienced bassist to this group, whose average age given 22 years.
“As Sambara, the myth of the hindu, the group has a share of darkness and light, which is also the duality that we are all human beings. We all have a demon and a god, who allows us to judge things in a certain way. In our case, what you see represented in the music, it's a little bit of both,” defines Kerman. “The risk and tension arise artistic expressions more interesting,” three of a kind Shujman, on a totality of issues that pendulan between the cool jazz of “Sin pensar en nada,” the rock of “Serpientes del alba” and some touches of funk, which flavoured the rest. “It's a mixture of all of that, in fact, determines the bassist. “We all like the jazz, their language and their chords; the rock as a power and as a desperate cry and rampant; and the funk as dance and groove. Sambara is a mixture of the three.

Federico Schujman - vocal
Marcos Lorenzo Inchausti - synthesizers, vocal
Andrés Elijovich - keyboards, backing vocals
Gabriel Kerman - guitars, backing vocals
Ariel Schujman - bass, backing vocals
Julián Malosetti - drums

with

Ramiro Flores - winds
Richard Nant - winds
Juan Canosa - winds
Alejandro Franov - sitar
Javier Malosetti - bass, percussion