Believe your Ears

This is the second track I ever listened to by Ear3 and to tell the truth was expecting something at least as good as this .The Meeting was my first track ,and that one blew me away .

This track is no exception to my previous statement. This band is so far beyond average it isn't funny .
There are many very successful bands out there that do not have 1/100th of the skills that this band shows in every track that they make.
They are absolute masters at their craft and all anyone has to do is listen to a track to discover I am telling it like it is.
I love the title to this piece. That statement " Believe your Ears " seems almost like a pun was decided to be used . But I also think it would have made for an excellent name for this band .
But that title is so hard to do ! because when you hear this exceptional music ,the first thing you want to say is I don't believe my ears ! LOL
The Artwork for every song is very good and interesting . i would love to buy some posters and frame them .
And the music ! Well all I can do is recap what I have said in other reviews about this band .
the timing and key changes remind me of a very well made Jazz track or even classical, but the music reminds me of a movie soundtrack Only better.
Beyond exceptional skills are involved in creating living and breathing masterpieces as this band creates . The music is an entity not just some sounds flowing out of your speakers .
It is larger than life on a grand scale . Similar to watching a very well made movie.

Keep it up guys! You should be a source of inspiration to any band that has notions of being good !

awesome sounds, this music makes me fly...

Nice,Nice,very nice...
well done,but only one song?
Reminds me of Eric Norlander & Rocket Scientists
Well produced with a hard edge progressive sound.
WE WANT MORE,WE WANT MORE,WE WANT MORE!!!!!
prog4me

Truly amazing piece of work. More please.

Well, nothing quite prepared me for hearing this on Jamendo. A truly creative piece of music, written and performed by talented muscians. I particularly like the drum programming, and of course PeerGrynt Lobogris's sublime guitar work.