FramePictures - Remember It

\r\nFramePictures were formed in 2004. They were initially working together as session musicians and six years later the begun the recordings for their debut album at IM Studios, in Portugal.
\r\nCombining each one’s music background, “Remember it” is a very good beginning for the band; it is 78 minutes long and it provides a style, which is pretty close to Dream Theater’s, but basically it’s more Rock-oriented. Of course, when it comes to some bands, you can’t just “categorize” them, so it’s all relevant. 
\r\nThe guitars and the keyboards forefront the songs: aggressive and staccato riffs on one hand, atmosphere on the other hand and interchanging, perplexing solos both on guitars and the keyboards, while the clean, melodic vocals create a very warm and nice feeling overall.
\r\nThe compositions are complicated, with many changes, many melodies, many themes; all these elements show that FramePIctures is a band that consists of  marvelous musicians, who have plenty of ideas and, actually, not even a song that lasts for 26 minutes (I ‘m talking about the last song of the album) can stop them!\r\n

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\r\nNicoleta Sarantou
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\r\n- Album line-up
\r\nTiago Delgado - Vocals
\r\nArtur Jorge - Drums
\r\nHelder da Silva - Guitars
\r\nRicardo Drumond - Bass
\r\nMafalda Brògueira - Keyboards
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