Guilty Of Innocence [CD]

Guilty Of Innocence [CD]Guilty of Innocence is the fifth studio release, highlights include a re imagined cover of Muse's Hysteria, a 12 minute prog epic titled Soul Food which features many of the guests mentioned above, plus Dream Diary Cadenza, a solo electric violin extravaganza lifted from Joe's electric violin concerto. What some critics have said "Stratospheerius does not play what you want; it plays things you didn't know you wanted." Dan Roth, Progression "a

Guilty of Innocence is the fifth studio release, highlights include a re-imagined cover of Muse's Hysteria, a 12 minute prog epic titled Soul Food which features many of the guests mentioned above, plus Dream Diary Cadenza, a solo electric violin extravaganza lifted from Joe's electric violin concerto. What some critics have said... "Stratospheerius does not play what you want; it plays things you didn't know you wanted." - Dan Roth, Progression "a whirling dervish of vibrant creativity. He is one of those folks who seem to have a limitless supply of intriguing ideas. Deninzon is the embodiment of a true progressive artist..." - Eric Harabadian, Downbeat "combines solid songwriting and tradition with extraordinary electric violin work and the sounds of the future." - Angel Romero, Progressive Rock Central "Think a bit of Zappa, the Dixie Dregs or Blues Traveler, with the violin being the focal point. Violinist & singer Joe Deninzon's talents are flat out phenomenal, and the progressive rock tapestry he weaves around himself is carried out to perfection by his amazing band." - Mark Waterbury, Music Morsels "Deninzon shows how he has earned the nickname the Jimi Hendrix of violin as he tears threw a distortion heavy solo that points more in the direction of Guns N Roses Slash than Yo Yo Ma." - Justin Scro, Cashbox Magazine