FATAL FUSION - DISSONANT MINDS
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: APOLLON
Release date: 10/07/2020
Barcode: 7090039723097
Catalog no.: ARPCD0000033
Item ID: 494325
Strongly influenced by '60s and '70s progressive rock but also newer bands from the '80s and '90s like Anekdoten, IQ, Marillion, Toto and Dream Theater, Fatal Fusion has a broad musical landscape. They combine many musical styles from jazz, blues, rock, metal, funk, psychedelia, ambient, latin and classical music into a unique mix. 'Dissonant Minds' is the band's fourth album, and the first on Apollon Records.
Also available: DISSONANT MINDS (LP).
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