Released February 23rd 2007
LMC198
EAN6419922001981




€12.90







01. Starz Scarz
02. Flatulation Farm
03. The Four Horsemen
04. Really Now!
05. Mike Crow’s Mailbox of Doom!
06. Fumble Fingers
07. Pung Yao
08. Angel
09. O My God I’m Swelling!
10. Double FF’s
11. Maneemanaw
12. Techno Bee’z
13. When the Aliens Come



Dave Martone - Guitar, Keys and Bass
Daniel Adair - Drums, Percussion and Bass
David Spidel – Bass

Special Guests
Prashant Aswani - Guitar
Gene Hoglan - Drums
Chris Buono - Guitar
James Hogan - Guitar
Terry Syrek - Guitar
Cassius Khan - Tabla’s
Nenah Barkley - Vocals



Recorded, Produced and Mixed at Brainworks Studio Vancouver Canada by Dave Martone.
Drums for Fumble Fingers recorded at The Audio Lounge Vancouver Canada by Mark Gorden.
Drums for Really Now! Recorded at the Armory Studio in Vancouver Canada .
Mastered by Jamie Sitar at Suite Sound Labs Vancouver Canada .
Graphics by Paul Martone



www.davemartone.com

If you thought that Canadian rock started and ended with Rush, Saga or Triumph, think again. Canadian guitar virtuoso, Dave Martone is a force to be reckoned with. Dave has recorded several excellent albums with influences which range from straight ahead rock and progressive metal to more experimental tones, something that has brought him a considerable amount of attention from fans worldwide.

Dave has performed in countless cities in the world, given clinics and taught at Berklee College Of Music and the National Guitar Workshop. He has written instructional columns for the likes of Guitarpalooza Records, the Guitar 9 website, Italy's Guitar2001 as well as being featured in one of the worlds largest guitar magazines ‘Guitar One’ being profiled as one of four underground 'shred gods' in the January 2006 issue. This illustrious background shows the reputation that comes with the Martone name and Lion Music is proud to introduce Dave’s new solo album “Martone - When The Aliens Come”.

The new album is 13 tracks full of crunching guitars with the song writing emphasis on maintaining an element of the future. Dave comments, “My goal was first off complete it. I did a DVD in the middle and that took some time. The main concept of the album is trying to envision what music of the future might be. Trying to imagine that I could hop in some alien space ship 400 years from now and see what was playing on their I-pod equivalent!”.  Dave used everyday life as inspiration for the album, “There are so many things we go through on a day to day basis. Being able to capture them sonically is quite challenging. Sometimes it is quite easy”.

“When The Aliens Come” showcases what the guitar is capable of in the right hands in 2007 and may just show where the guitar is heading in the future.






→ One of the world’s most respected guitar player with worldwide demand for guitar clinics.
→ A very accessible instrumental release.
→ Interviews and reviews in all leading rock/metal press and guitar publications.