Eugene Mischenko: breaking the sky


Eugene “Jin” Mischenko is from a Russian group check out : http://jin-guitar.com warning tasty playing alert on this CD!



JIN - BREAKING THE SKY (2007)

01. Breaking The Sky
02. Illusions
03. Secret Desire
04. Racer
05. Phantom
06. Twilight Zone
07. Victory
08. Savage Heart
09. Time Machine
10. Behind The Silence (Blue System)

Press Release:

At the beginning of fall, the new debut album of a talented guitar player Eugene “Jin” Mischenko
was released. “Breaking the Sky”, the name of the album that symbolizes loud and fast appearance on the top
of the music Olympus the new generation of the guitar masters. Eugene “Jin” Mischenko, is one of the founders
of last year’s Miriada Project, that was one of the most talked about, and received a lot of positive reviews as
well as in musical ideas and their execution. This year, Jin decided to give us his first solo album that promises
to send its listeners into a 40 minute travel inside the world of melody, romance, anxiety, speed, emotions, and
science fiction. During the recording of his debut solo album, practically all work was done by Jin himself…
solos, riffs, bass, keyboards and drums. On some tracks, he used the help of the bass guitar player, Aleksandr
Podoroga, known by his work in Miriada. Keyboard tracks and pianos were recorded by Aleksandr “Wish”
Andruhin. Riffs for the Phantom track were recorded by Anton Mironkin. Mixing and mastering were performed
in Die Records Studio by one of the best sound engineers, Eugene Vinogradov (Catharsis, Butterfly Temple,
Forgive-me-not). With his performance, Eugene Mischenko proves that instrumental music in Russia takes a
new beginning, a new spin, a fresh breath. It’s promising and essential. The album was released September 3rd,
2007 on Iron LTD.

To order album from Jin:

You can call 8-926-556-7995 (Eugene) or email to jin-guitar@mail.ru. If you live inside the borders of Moscow,
it’s possible to receive it in person (price: 150 rub. per disk). If you are outside, then it could be delivered to any
city in Russia (price: 300 rub. per disk).

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