SuperSymmetric by The CS Audio Project

It creates tension and drama as it plays on movie soundtracks delivered by many of the greats such as Williams, Silvestri and Herrmann.

From there, the disc transitions into track two, “One More Day”. A lone guitar sets up the melody which is quickly joined by many more guitar overlays and an entire symphony. Sometimes melodic, sometimes aggressive, "One More Day" is a setting for the feelings and reflections on the thoughts of one more day; positive or negative.

Track three, “SuperSymmetric”, the title track, has a surprise around every corner. “I try to compose and record music that keeps the listener engaged and pleasantly surprised throughout the experience”, says Curt Schatz. “SuperSymmetric” is a perfect example of this concept. Also, as the name implies, musical symmetry can be discovered in every niche of this tune. “I leave it to the listener to pick out all of the symmetrical aspects presented in this composition”, says Schatz.

The fourth track, “All Is Sorrow”, is a based on a raw blues progression which has complex sweetening and orchestration fans have come to expect from The CS Audio Project. Named from the Buddhist belief that all earthly connections are behind the sorrow we feel in life; “All Is Sorrow” has a decidedly and expected melancholy feel yet flashes of other, more aggresive emotions play out as the song progresses.

“The Last Blue Sky”, track five, is a straight ahead melodic tour-de-force which intertwines quite a few guitar styles and sounds such as electric, acoustic, ‘70s wah and other musical undertones to a canvas of pop-influenced beats. This piece of music is quite accessible and harmonious yet retains a raw edge in grand fashion.

The last composition, “Withdraw” is just that; a way to close out the collection with elements which are used sporadically throughout the SuperSymmetric CD, yet with a completely different approach. “Something different around every corner”, is the quintessential description of “Withdraw”. Powerful orchestration, moving emotional timbres, shredding guitar and old-school synths all combine in “Withdraw” to envelope the listener in an every changing landscape.

There is something to enjoy on every track and in every note of SuperSymmetric. The CS Audio Project continues to hone the musicianship, recording skills and production techniques which will lead the listener through a journey of twists, turns and surprises around every corner. The CS Audio Project strives to produce music which above all, will be considered, ‘original’.

Enjoy!!!

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