It's also evident in the compositional and fretboard theatrics found throughout Circadian's 35 minutes.
This commitment to both fan base and craft is why Intervals has risen to the cream of the boundary-expanding prog-guitar crop in the nine years since Marshall formed the Toronto-based band. We're glad we can provide for fans of the music, and we feel that we made the right choice." “Give some new music, and we'll see how things progress from there.
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“We decided to move full steam ahead," Marshall says. While some bands are hunkering down and waiting it out, Intervals is pushing forward with its just-released album, Circadian.
Even during COVID-related lockdowns and unrest, these skills keep Marshall, his band, and his business busy. He is a business owner, composer, producer, and a social-media marketing guru, and he releases his own music without a record label. Marshall is a template for this breed of renaissance musician. So, in the online-music era, artists have to adapt and become as proficient at business and production as they are at their instruments. But keeping a band and the genre-which also includes Animals As Leaders, Covet, Polyphia, Chon, and other bands-moving forward is a full-time job. And Aaron Marshall, the mastermind behind prog heavyweights Intervals, is among those at its forefront. Cardi B's “WAP" may have ruled the airwaves for the last few months, but that hasn't stopped a massive scene of technically advanced, guitar-centric rock from “quietly" enjoying astounding worldwide popularity, too.
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