A complilation of old and new material, this album will surely satisfy the wait after years of development.

12 MP3 Songs in this album (46:32) !
Related styles: Rock: Progressive Rock, Rock: Industrial Rock, Type: Experimental

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Details:
For the past fourteen years of composing, the conception of Frank's Time8Productions finally comes to fruition. A group of fans have waited patiently.

From technology to ideology, this battle has been the greatest burden of the composer. Now, it no longer halts the creative process. Due to their 4-piece band-like sound, "Electrified by Your Presence" (2004), "As I Stare at the Screen" (2005), and "Aerdna (2004), have stood the test of time and proven successful in fan-based popularity, as well as musical maturity. However, added to the root formation of instruments, several orchestral and ethereal enhancements allow them to stand-out. A reboot of "College in the Winter" amasses recognition with a twist.

Recent materials also include never-before-heard ideas and soundscapes. "Locked Out" meditates within a controlled environment to not exceed a justly beautiful combination of piano and cello. "Walking" presents a quicker pace, but with reservation enslaved to silky vocals with a clean bass tone.

"Cross-eyed", however, brandishes a less fluid, but tightly packed thesis of mandatory loudness with an 'ethnic' twist. "Pole" crosses both paths of "Locked Out" and "Cross-eyed" to combine a motion of story, with an interesting ending that does not solve anything in the piece.

"The Rain", the masterpiece of the album, carries a mixology of nature, confusion, and little hope of resolution until its final climax. The secondary masterpiece "Wait to See if I Can Save You" (2008) has evolved from several different directions. Itâs a song that will continue to evolve through time.

"Wine" (2009) and "SDFS" (2008) are both examinations of solo piano thought and poetic questioning. These pieces conclude the album's cacophony of examining the human nature and process of thought. "Finally" is sure to leave the listener questioning...

"Time8Productions" was founded in 2006, and currently staffed by its owner, Frank Zaccaria, Jr., of San Diego, CA.