| Invincible Czars
are Sheer Sophistication The Invincible Czars, from catchy name to daunting stage presence, are a rare breed. They bring bizarre, but methodical math-rock heavily influenced by classical music, polka, and even some country and jazz. Self-described as "a rock soundtrack to a sci-fi film with interruptions by a myriad of genres," we couldn't |
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agree more. Though many in the prog-rock
grouping attempt to grab an audience with sheer loudness and
heavy dissonance, the Czars are renowned for eclectic and sophisticated compositions.
Oh yeah, they're classy all right. They've arranged
music for works like Tchaikovsky's “The Nutcracker Suite” and
Mussorgsky's "A Night on Bald Mountain." Speaking of classical music
and sophisticated things, the Czars are scheduled to premier their
1812 Overture at Woolridge Park July 4th, which just screams
independence. Imagine fireworks bursting above lush soundscapes of
glorified rock, honoring what we love most: freedom, hot dogs and
beer. Sure to be a magical night indeed. |
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-- like film scores and radical Nutcracker performances -- as a means of
outreach to new listeners, all of these traits set them up as role models for
original musicians new to the Austin environment." |
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