Aisles

Aisles is a six‑piece Chilean progressive rock band originally from Santiago, Chile. The band combines elements of rock, progressive rock, fusion, and Latin music, among others. Aisles has toured in South America, North America, and Europe, participating in several prog‑rock festivals. The band’s albums have been released in Europe, the United States, and Japan. In 2009, the band was nominated for “Best Foreign Record” by the Prog Awards for their second album, In Sudden Walks. Aisles’ third album, 4:45 AM, was released on October 29, 2013, on Presagio Records. The band released their fourth record, Hawaii, on July 29, 2016. Aisles was established in 2001 by Germán Vergara (guitar, vocals), his brother Luis (keyboards), and their childhood friend Rodrigo Sepúlveda (guitar, vocals). In 2002, they expanded their lineup with Brazilian musician Alejandro Meléndez. Initially, the band sought a lead vocalist, prompting them to invite Sebastián, the younger brother of Germán and Luis, for auditions. His exceptional vocal talent led to his appointment as the permanent frontman, solidifying the band’s original lineup. Following a series of performances in local clubs and bars, Aisles entered the studio in 2003 to record what was intended to be a professional demo. However, the band was so pleased with the resulting sound quality and musical execution that they opted to release it as their debut full‑length album. Titled The Yearning (2005), the album underwent a meticulous mixing and mastering process over ten weeks. It was subsequently distributed across South America, Europe, the United States, and Japan, garnering favorable reviews from specialized media.
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Hero

Club Hawaii

Gallarda Yarura

Melancholia

Smile of Tears

Shallow and Daft

The Sacrifice

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