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Peter Burns

Where Jazz Ends and Metal Begins: Roeland Celis Blurs Every Line on “The Human Element”

Some musicians spend their careers mastering one language. Roeland Celis has spent his learning several, and on his new EP “The Human Element” – officially releasing April 24 2026 – he finally speaks them all at once. The Brussels-based guitarist and composer has long operated across a broad musical spectrum, but this four-track release represents […]

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