Illuminae "Dark Horizons"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: Immrama Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: February 12, 2021
Tracklist

1. The Lighthouse
2. Blood on Your Hands
3. Edge of Darkness
4. Lullaby
5. Twice
6. Heretics and Prophecy
7. Sanctuary
8. Black Angel
9. Sign of Infinity
10. Dark Horizons

Line-up

Ian Jones (Karnataka, Chasing The Monsoon): bass, keyboards, acoustic guitar, string arrangements

Agnieszka Swita (Caamora): vocals

   With

Craig Blundell (Steven Wilson): drums

Luke Machin: guitars 

Steve Hackett (Genesis)

John Helliwell (Supertramp)

Troy Donockley (Nightwish)

Gonzalo Carrera (Karnataka)

Description/Reviews:

Embracing symphonic, progressive and Celtic influences, bitter sweet melodies intertwine with lush harmonies to create a majestic towering cathedral of sound, songs which traverse the dividing line between darkness and light, life and death, solitude and hope. Shards of light piercing a subterranean labyrinth.

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Blood On Your Hands

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Chasing The Monsoon "No Ordinary World"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: Immrama Records / Plane Groovy - PLG079 
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: September 20, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Chasing The Monsoon (3:32)
2. Circles Of Stone (5:45)
3. Dancing In The Afterglow (7:11)
4. Dreams (8:05)
5. Into The Light (6:00)
6. Innocent Child (5:48)
7. December Sky (5:24)
8. Lament (2:54)
9. Love Will Find You (8:11)
10. No Ordinary World (9:21)

Total Time 62:11

Line-up: 
Ian Jones (Karnataka) - Bass, keyboards, guitars, programming
Steve Evans - Keyboards, guitars, vocals, programming
Ian Simmons - Lead and acoustic guitars, vocals, programming
Lisa Fury (Karnataka) - Vocals
   With
Troy Donockley (Nightwish) - Uilleann pipe
Enrico Pinna (Karnataka) - Guitar

Description/Reviews: 

The idea behind the project was to do something progressive incorporating strong rhythmic elements, world music and Celtic influence. ... Lovers of Magenta, Karnataka,Mostly Autumn, Rob Reed etc and all subsidiaries thereof may well fall in love with Chasing The Monsoon. The bloodlines are there so to speak.

Read the full review at theprogmeister.com 

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Samples

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