With a total instrumental symphonic post-modern sound and a pop-rock influence, Eric Asleson's Andreas - "Infinite Dreams" became a powerful reality full of energy, captivating melodies, and dynamic themes.

The concept behind Andreas was first realized in 1991 by Eric Asleson. Touring and recording as a drummer with a wide variety of bands with different musical styles brought a lot to the table when it came to write and record for the "Infinite Dreams" release.

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"Andreas has written an instrumental ensemble so timeless that this music will be around for years to come" - quoted by one reviewer.

Out of the 22 tracks written for the project, only 10 made it to the final production, with 2 bonus tracks added for the download version available here. The song "Always" was re-written form an earlier version that was released on the Andreas self-titled disc in 1992. The song remains as a dedication to Eric's grandmother who passed away from cancer.

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A little known fact, Eric, unable to read music pre-wrote the majority of the music for "Infinite Dreams" in his head, and it was later translated to a numerical writing style that only he could understand.

"I was unable to read conventional sheet music, so I had to interpret my writing into my own style to note what I was playing to keep myself organized."

Unable to contribute much of his song-writing talents to the bands he was playing with, Eric focused on his own material. This material would consist of different variations of the piano, synthesizer, orchestral instruments, acoustic guitars, strings, percussion, and of course, the drums. No vocal lines were written. "Infinite Dreams" was completely an instrumental project.

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