In the course of the worldwide interview marathon for their fourteenth studio album "Distance Over Time", Dream Theater will also make stops in several European capitals. Their promotion day in Berlin is meticulously clocked, John Petrucci and James LaBrie provide information every half hour until late in the evening. Thirty years after their debut with "When Dream And Day Unite" the band presents itself as a reinvigorated unit. She evokes camaraderie and creativity and reports on a new way of dealing with label managers.
eclipsed: John, please imagine the following scenario: It is 1988, Dream Theater are currently working in the Victory Studios on their debut "When Dream And Day Unite". Suddenly the DeLorean from "Back to the Future" appears, Marty McFly gets out and hands you "Distance Over Time". How would John Petrucci from 1988 have judged the album?
TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND - Made Up Mind
The Tedeschi Trucks Band enters their second studio round. The album begins with crunchy blues rock, the slim Susan Tedeschi seems to have vocally gained weight, her husband Derek Trucks keeps himself in the background and fiddles a few sharp stitches out of his slide guitar only at the end of the song.
