Loving… «The Ocean Inside» by Max Corbacho.Music has a special place in my life. It has the power to inspire … the power to encourage and build up in ways the other arts cannot. It is accessible. I can experience poignant moments of joy and beauty in the most unlikely of places … all I … Read more
«Max Corbacho, the spanish artist who lives in Barcelona have been quietly working on a new release named «Nocturnal Emanations». well I can tell after some deep listening what a ‘great’ effort this is. A few years ago he surprised us with his strong debut ‘Vestiges’, followed by the glacial, massive and deep atmospherics on … Read more
MARGEN Magazine # 27 Nov. 2003 Spain by Rafa Dorado. Interview with Max Corbacho & Bruno Sanfilippo – How did this collaboration between two musicians that on paper develop, if not antagonistic, at least different styles arise? Max: Our first personal encounter was through Free Records, label where I edited my first CD … Read more
Interview with Max Corbacho, Conducted by Egdar Kogler Max Corbacho started a solo career in the Ambient scene of the nineties. His amazing music soon attracted a remarkable attention. His albums are full of daring ideas. How and when did your interest in music and your vocation as a composer begin? «I began to get … Read more
Chuck van Zyl, Host of «Star´s End On Indalo (70’50»), Max Corbacho and Bruno Sanfilippo collaborate to produce a musical crosscurrent of directions and influences. This work tells of a shared spiritual imagination and of the steps each artist has taken toward enlightenment. Their detailed harmonic soundscapes portray the vast expanse of a timeless panorama. … Read more
Stéphan Geschiere, independent reviewer, Holland «Wow, what a impressive release Max did! It was really worth waiting for. Knowing Max’s other well received releases ‘Vestiges’ and ‘Far beyond the Immobile Point’, this one is ‘even’ more overwhelming to me.. The 4 pieces takes you into new ‘enlightning’ places… The opening piece ‘Remote Sensing’ starts with … Read more
Eclectic Earwig Reviews: JazzFusion, Progressive Rock, and Beyond / Hannah M.G.Shapero www.geocities.com/trogotagel «The mood of Vestiges is consistently contemplative and serene, the tempo always slow-moving. It is perfect music for dreaming and relaxation, for taking inner journeys to that beautiful, windswept uncrowded place which only exists within our minds. There is none of the angst … Read more