1: ENTER THE FANTAZZ
"Diversity is the name of the game as he combines genres and instrumentation to come up with something both familiar and fresh. One thing’s for sure though, whether it’s with a powerful vocal, a blistering guitar solo or just a unique instrumental blend, Fantazzmo will grab your attention one way or another."
– MY SO-CALLED SOUNDTRACK
"This is one helluva groovy album…I like the live-feeling of the sound which makes the music more alive, songs like "Superman" and "Souls On Ice" can be put on repeat."
– MELODIC.NET
""Fantazzmo 1: Enter the Fantazz" is a versatile album including several styles of music. "I Know You're Mine"… is a feel-good pop melody allowing Bedolla to show off his impressive vocal chords…it is refreshing to hear an album inspired by all types of music."
-- THE DAILY AZTEC (San Diego State University)
""I Know You’re Mine", an excellent pop rocker, and "Drown Your Lies", a reggae rocker that sounds like the single 311 has been trying to write since their last hit."
– BILL’S MUSIC FORUM
"Opening cut "Superman" is a naughty…funky fusion of Prince, Jimi Hendrix and any number of rap-rockers. "I Know You’re Mine" is a poppy rocker that gives Green Day a run for their money while "Drown Your Lies," "Fear in Me" and a couple other tunes are derived from Britpop and lean toward Oasis."
– CAMPUS CIRCLE
"Set to a whimsical name and manifesto of rock-aimed sexual rebellion, "1: Enter The Fantazz" however features more low-key songs, like the echoed beauty and fretwork efforts of "Eternal Abyss." The acoustic opus "Cancion De La Gitana" finishes the record off nicely, with busy, swiftly plucked fretwork…overall a nice surprise."
– BRING ON THE MIXED REVIEWS
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