“DISASTROUS CONSTRUCTION,” by Jesús Ángel Rodríguez Buzón, wastes no time in establishing itself as a piece of daring scope. Jesús Ángel Rodríguez Buzón exhibits a rare confidence in melody, form, and narrative in this track. These are all qualities particular to developing a grand vision for a rock opera. From the very first notes, the listener is absorbed into a sonic realm that dips between chaos and clarity, proving immediately the intent of the work's title.
The stacked instrumentation and fluid arrangements provide you with a sense of theatricality, as if a scene has dissolved in and “out” of the greater agenda, making the melodies catchy with a natural “tension” taking you through every twist and turn in the composition. Here, the interplay between the “raw energy” of rock and what seem like more carefully thought out and nuanced ideas provides foreshadowing and depiction of the artist's intention of capturing attention and imagination.
“DISASTROUS CONSTRUCTION” is also well paced. The reflective passages are appealed to balance the frightful moments you alluded to, but it is this space where there is anticipation and the progressive rock approach entirely to the song, even making it feel like a rock opera, so that each audience member has time to contemplate and receive the next musical moment. This balance demonstrates a well, conceived and executed thought process for the type of rock opera project that requires time, money, and community support.
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