New Metal From Old Boxes, by Jason Rubenstein

New Metal From Old Boxes

by Jason Rubenstein

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Christopher Musial Think instrumental, VROOM-era King Crimson with keyboards versus guitars as the driving force. Favorite track: Unspeakable Highways.

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All twelve tracks on CD with an 8-page booklet, designed by Toshi Onuki. All songs were mastered specifically for CD, and it sounds great.

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"New Metal From Old Boxes", plus physical CD copies of two previous CDs: "Cathedral" and "Image". Limited edition, because once the old CDs are gone, they're gone!

These older releases are ambient/progressive in nature, and are not as heavy as New Metal From Old Boxes. They're great for listening late at night.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Four Points Of Focus, Four Named Narratives, New Metal From Old Boxes, This is Not a Love Letter, Collected Work 2001-2004, Distant Early Warning, Tonecluster, Cathedral, and 1 more. , and , .

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1.	The Contemplation Of The Cosmologer 03:38
2.	Calculation and Walkaway 04:11
3.	The Set Up 03:51
4.	The Blow Off 06:16
5.	Unspeakable Highways 03:24
6.	A Burden Of Secrets 07:56
7.	The Snowflake Defines The Weather 03:18
8.	Frankenstein On The Red Line 03:31
9.	The Steppes of Sighs Part 1 02:51
10.	The Steppes of Sighs Part 2 03:50
11.	New Metal From Old Boxes 06:39
12.	The Barbarian (Emerson, Lake and Palmer cover) 04:56	info

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Jason Rubenstein has been writing and producing music since 1995. His latest release, “New Metal From Old Boxes” is a return to his progressive-rock roots with a loud, heavy, energetic and modern suite of instrumentals that evoke King Crimson, ELP, NiN, and classical music.

Written, performed and produced by Jason, it is a change in style from his previous mixed-genre CDs. “New Metal From Old Boxes” features classic, loud rock production and a movie-like tension-filled soundtrack vibe. Imagine if King Crimson, ELP, NiN, Wendy Carlos, and Philip Glass got together to score the soundtrack for a heist movie.

Jason Rubenstein’s music has been heard on National Public Radio, NBC Television, Soma.fm, and in the film “Replicant”. In 2000, he was featured in an EQ magazine article “Adventures in Sound Design”, and his sound design was used in ABC’s television series “Lost”. In March of 2014, Jason released an EP titled “This is Not a Love Letter”.

“New Metal From Old Boxes” is his sixth release.

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released May 30, 2014

Written, performed and recorded by Jason Rubenstein.
Mixed by Niko Bolas at The Surf Shack.
Mastered by Ron McMaster at Capitol Mastering.
Design by Toshi Onuki toshionukistudio.com
Photography by Hiroyo Kaneko.

Produced by Jason Rubenstein

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Jason Rubenstein San Francisco, California

Progressive rock and ambient keyboardist. Influenced by heavy progressive rock and old synthesizers, Jason creates modern, heavy instrumental music.

The style is loud, heavy, melodic, complicated, and modern.

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