Tree Under The Colours

Aelian performs a truly interesting music between Progressive rock, AOR and neo Progressive. It's first album The Watcher (1992) went more specifically in the first of those three directions, with a particular liking for the Seventies YES. Eight years later, A Tree Under the Colours showed a slightly different style. The opening track of the album The Flame of Love is a good example and proves immediately to be a potential hit. A little like the famous Owner of a Lonely Heart on 90125 (1983). The comparison is not made by chance. If Jon ANDERSON's line-up is always an obvious influence, the Eighties are here clearly privileged. In other words, those five Italian musicians play now powerful compositions with catchy chorus and perfectly fitting guitar riffs. Nevertheless, the sophistication is not forgotten and always serves the compositions. Trevor RABIN and ASIA also seem to have inspired this band, that tries to find the same perfection in their production and sound. As for.