Lost Kite "Remains"

Country: Sweden
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: March 19, 2016
Tracklist: 
1. Rise (7:25)
2. Where Swallows Fly (10:08)
3. Up And Down The Gravelpit (4:01)
4. Selma By The Window (2:45)
5. Old Limp Duck (1:58)
6. Goat Island (3:52)
7. Ma Fourmi Noire (3:41)
8. Off-season Shores (1:24)
9. Prayer (2:03)
10. Remains (8:14)
11. Winter's Presage (3:05)
12. Dark Woods-Dawn Meadows (11:50)
13. Seven Waves Apart (3:08)

Total time 63:34

Line-up: 
David Carlsson - Acoustic and electric 12-string guitars, spanish guitar, piano, vocals.
Stefan Carlsson - Electric and acoustic 6-string guitars, bass, synthesizers, flute, tenor saxophone, bass and tenor recorders. All other woodwind played with Akai windsynthesizer. Vocals, electronic drums

Media/Samples 
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Links:
Proggnosis

Lost Kite "two"

Country: Sweden
Sub Genre: Instrumental, Alternative, Progressive Rock
Release date: November 30, 2013
Tracklist: 

1. Broken - 6:23
2. Organic - 8:14
3. Forgotten Garden - 2:58
4. Lullaby For the Sleepless - 2:38
5. Moons - 6:06
6. Singed Thoughts - 2:06
7. The Girl From the Moor 11:07
8. Ascend - 6:12

Line-up: 
David Carlsson - 6- and 12-string acoustic guitars,spanish guitar, vocals and 12-string electric guitar
Stefan Carlsson - 6-string electric guitar, spanish guitar, bass, flute, synth, vocals, electronic drums

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Proggnosis

Lost Kite "Lost Kite"

Country: Sweden
Sub Genre: Instrumental Alternative, Progressive Rock
Release date: October 7, 2012
Tracklist: 

1. A Walk - 13:19
2. Sails Across The Sky - 9:32
3. The Hopoo's Call - 4:31
4. With Eyes Wide Open - 15:30

Line-up: 
David Carlsson - acoustic 12-string guitar, electric 12-string guitar (track 3), Spanish guitar, voice
Stefan Carlsson - acoustic and electric 6-string guitars, bass, guitar synthesizer, electronic drums

Description/Reviews: 

Lost Kite gives us some very nice instrumental melodic and reflective Prog music, in a variety (but not too distant) of seventies inspired styles. For example, the first piece "A Walk" offers hints of Marillion (and also Gazpacho) but also of Tales From Topographic Oceans' era Yes. Yet, on With "Eyes Wide Open" I hear more of a Mike Oldfield influence, and so on. I must say that these references are all very subtle. Some listeners will notice others, and some won't aggree at all with what I perceive, because the music on Lost Kite is very original and creative, even though it does stay near some well travelled (and loved) roads. Lost Kite is a "father/son" project and I can only guess they consider it to be a labor of love. Still, I am very much impressed by the quality of this CD. Fans of melodic 70's inspired Prog music should certainly take a listen. Nice stuff indeed. (Marc Roy, Proggnosis.com)

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Proggnosis