Showing posts with label Satriani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Satriani. Show all posts

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Joe Satriani Releases 3D Movie <em>Satchurated</em>

Guitar shredder Joe Satriani is releasing a 3D concert movie to theaters. Satchurated was filmed live on “The Wormhole Tour” in support of Satriani’s most recent studio album Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards, at the Metropolis in Montreal on December 12, 2010.

The movie Satchurated will be the first 3D theatrical concert movie release with 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound. The movie is directed by award-winning filmmakers Francois and Pierre Lamoureux, who have directed and/or produced concert films and music documentaries for Rush, The Who, Slipknot, Deep Purple and others.

 A CD release is also due in March.


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Sunday, December 18, 2011

Joe Satriani Becomes a Comic Book Hero

Joe Satriani is going to debut as a comic book hero. He will be part of the second volume of the comic book Eternal Descent, appearing as a “cryptic entity” with supreme powers.

The storyline involves music. Upon making the ultimate sacrifice, the character Sirian finds himself caught lost in time and space as strange beautiful music (Strange Beautiful Music is a Satriani album title) resonates throughout the cosmos, heralding the arrival of Joe Satriani. He saves the day, of course. Eternal Descent is a “virtual band” in the comic book, and Static X and God Forbid have previously appeared.

“I reached out to Joe directly with a taster of previous Eternal Descent collaborations and some ideas for incorporating his musical heritage into the world of comics,” says writer Llexi Leon. “I was blown away when he responded a few days later, all the paperwork signed and his own ideas noted down along with the answers to some questions I had raised.”

There will be four different covers of the comic, each re-imagining of a Satriani album with an Eternal Descent twist. The albums featured are Not of This Earth, Crystal Planet, The Extremist and Time Machine.

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