El Bufó de la Cort

After releasing three Dutch bands Xymphonia Records goes international with the release of the album “El bufó de la Cort” from Dr. No, a band from Catalonia.

On this debut album the Jester (El Bufó) tells their first story. Enric Pascual and his musical friend Conrad Dubé have composed a beautiful melodic symphonic rock album. The emotional sung Catalan lyrics give this album a unique atmosphere. In the mellow moments of the album bands like Camel and Eris Pluvia will cross your mind. And the Jester on the cover is not the only thing that will remind you of the early Marillion. This makes the album easy to consume and interesting for a broad audience.

The album will be presented at the 5th Tiana Prog Festival (10 May 2003) where the band will play together with Atila (Catalonia), Collage (Poland) and Consorzioacquapotabile - CAP (Italy). Tiana is located close to Barcelona.

Arlequí (Acrocinus Longimanus) [6:21]
[Harlequin]
Un somni de paper [7:23]
[Paper dreams]
Cançó d'esperança [6:58]
[Song of hope]
No se el teu nom [6:27]
[I don't know your name]
Jardí de l'Eden [7:02]
[Garden of Eden]
Estación Pirenaica [3:40]
[Radio station Pirenaica]
El Bufó de la Cort [10:48]
[The jester of the court]

Enric Pascual: Vocals, Drums & Percussion and Keyboards
Conrad Dubé: Bass, Keyboards and Vocals

Guest appearances:
Pere Mestres: Electric guitars
Jaume Moncusi: Piano, Mellotron & Keyboards
Dani Anguera: Classical guitar "No se el teu nom" and
Guitars on "Estación Pirenaica