Album lore

Celso Machado’s 2011 release 3d presents a collection of ten instrumental pieces rooted in Brazilian Christian rock. Issued on the artist’s own label, the album features intricate guitar work throughout, with tracks such as "Liebe" and "Chariots of Fire" exemplifying Machado’s deft blend of melodic phrasing and rhythmic drive. The record’s spiritual themes are conveyed without vocals, relying on the guitar to articulate the narrative.Recorded and released independently, 3d occupies a modest yet distinct place within the Christian rock canon, drawing from Brazilian musical sensibilities while maintaining a rock framework. The album’s ten tracks, including "Born Again" and "The Covenant," offer a contemplative listening experience for those attuned to instrumental guitar compositions with a devotional undercurrent.

Album lore

Celso Machado’s 2011 release 3d presents a collection of ten instrumental pieces rooted in Brazilian Christian rock. Issued on the artist’s own label, the album features intricate guitar work throughout, with tracks such as "Liebe" and "Chariots of Fire" exemplifying Machado’s deft blend of melodic phrasing and rhythmic drive. The record’s spiritual themes are conveyed without vocals, relying on the guitar to articulate the narrative.Recorded and released independently, 3d occupies a modest yet distinct place within the Christian rock canon, drawing from Brazilian musical sensibilities while maintaining a rock framework. The album’s ten tracks, including "Born Again" and "The Covenant," offer a contemplative listening experience for those attuned to instrumental guitar compositions with a devotional undercurrent.