With the release of his solo debut, Metalusion, guitarist Glen Dover, best known for his precision and power playing with headbanger stalwarts Megadeth and Eidolon, blends the technically demanding musicianship that typified the classic jazz-rock genre with the venom and attack of modern metal.Assisting Drover with forging a perfect musical balance that is neither too brittle nor too inflexible is Canadian multi-instrumentalist and bassist Paul Yee (who co-engineered the record), drummer Chris Sutherland (Kim Mitchell), Sagas Jim Gilmour on keyboards and a number of special guests, including Nevermore s power metal/prog metal guitarist Jeff Loomis, Opeths and Talisman s ass-kicking axe man Fredrik Åkesson, veteran Steve Smyth of the Bay Areas rejuvenated Forbidden, Ohms guitar maven and erstwhile Megadeth genius Chris Poland and classical metal master Vinnie Moore of UFO. The instrumental, 10-track Metalusion, featuring five original compositions and metallic- edged interpretations of material composed by rock and jazz-rock giants Frank Zappa, Al DiMeola and Jean-Luc Ponty.