Known for his groundbreaking work with progressive metal icons Fates Warning, guitarist Jim Matheos reveals a more contemplative side of his artistry on First Impressions. Originally released in 1993, this instrumental acoustic album showcases Matheos' gift for mood, melody, and technical finesse-delivering a moving journey of introspective soundscapes and delicate guitar work.The album features acclaimed violinist Charlie Bisharat (Shadowfax), whose expressive playing deepens the emotional texture of the music. Recorded by legendary engineer Bill Metoyer and remastered by Rob Colwell for vinyl, this edition brings new warmth and clarity to a long-overlooked gem.Pressed on vinyl (green) for the very first time, this limited edition of 300 copies includes a 12x12 full-color insert with artwork and liner notes that complement the album's immersive listening experience.For fans of: Michael Hedges, Will Ackerman, Steve Hackett (acoustic), Tony MacAlpine (Concrete Gardens), Phil Keaggy, Gordon Giltrap, Andy McKee, and the ambient/acoustic side of David Sylvian and Robert Fripp.
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Known for his groundbreaking work with progressive metal icons Fates Warning, guitarist Jim Matheos reveals a more contemplative side of his artistry on First Impressions. Originally released in 1993, this instrumental acoustic album showcases Matheos' gift for mood, melody, and technical finesse-delivering a moving journey of introspective soundscapes and delicate guitar work.The album features acclaimed violinist Charlie Bisharat (Shadowfax), whose expressive playing deepens the emotional texture of the music. Recorded by legendary engineer Bill Metoyer and remastered by Rob Colwell for vinyl, this edition brings new warmth and clarity to a long-overlooked gem.Pressed on vinyl (green) for the very first time, this limited edition of 300 copies includes a 12x12 full-color insert with artwork and liner notes that complement the album's immersive listening experience.For fans of: Michael Hedges, Will Ackerman, Steve Hackett (acoustic), Tony MacAlpine (Concrete Gardens), Phil Keaggy, Gordon Giltrap, Andy McKee, and the ambient/acoustic side of David Sylvian and Robert Fripp.
