Alan Azar ‎– Defective Harmony (2009)

Alan Azar is a Lebanese electric guitar virtuoso that has been known for his melodic, intricate, and technical musicianship. Alan began his journey of learning the guitar when his father bought him a nylon string guitar at the age of 15. With a lot of dedication and practice Alan became proficient on the instrument.
In 2001, Azar formed his first band ‘Alienz’, achieving underground success throughout Lebanon. The band amassed a strong following, performing cover songs by Metallica, Megadeth, and Savatage.
Eventually, the band shifted their focus from covers to originals, and turned to a more progressive-metal flair, with influences from bands like Symphony X, Dream Theater and Joe Satriani. This shift was the defining moment in Alan’s career, shaping him into a multifaceted player and giving him the impetus to launch his solo career.
A few years later, Azar’s first solo album “Defective Harmony” was released in January of 2009. With help from his brothers, Julien on keyboard and Roland on mixing and mastering duties.

Artist: Alan Azar
Album: Defective Harmony
Year: 2009
Label: None (Self-release)
Style: Progressive Rock, Progressive Metal, Shred, Instrumental
Format: mp3/192

Tracklist
01 Crossing 4:25
02 Through The Milky Way 5:18
03 Falling Down 8:20
04 Fleeing War 4:04
05 Immortal Pain 5:15
06 Direction X 9:04
07 Control Panel 8:47
08 True Inspiration 6:13
09 Hannibal (Ad Portas) 6:53
10 The Ocean 11:16

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