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Saturday, April 2, 2016

Preacher "Aftermath"


Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: April 2, 2016
Tracklist
1. Aftermath (6:12)
2. Welcome To The Fray (4:39)
3. War (4:11)
4. Hold On (5:16)
5. Sleep (5:37)
6. Vinyl (4:51)
7. Vision (6:39)
8. War Reprise (5:51)
9. Always (6:16)

Total Time 49:32

Line-up
Martin Murphy - Vocals, Guitar
Arnold (Arny) Burgoyne - Keyboards
Greg Murphy - Lead Guitar
Gordon Munro - Bass
Iain Duncan - Drums
Ron Rodger - Acoustic Guitar
Angela Bell - Backing Vocals
Kerry McWhinnie - Backing Vocals

Description/Reviews
Three years on from those sonic Signals first being detected Preacher have broadened their sound, shaken off their Pink Floyd shackles (a few songs on the debut found themselves turning to the Dark Side) and delivered Aftermath, an incredibly confident and contemporary progressive melodic rock album that nods to, rather than borrows from, their Floydian (and to a lesser degree David Bowie) influences.
Read the full review by Ross Muir at fabricationshq.com

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Friday, April 26, 2013

Preacher "Signals"


Country: UK
Sub GenreProgressive Rock
Release dateApril 25, 2013
Tracklist
  1. Time 03:44
  2. Jupiter To Mars 05:04
  3. The Sea 05:19
  4. Fat Cats 04:28
  5. Cry 4 Help 03:38
  6. Signals 05:53
  7. Arrival 06:05
  8. First Contact 04:13
  9. The Factor 04:57
  10. Friends Of My Dreams 04:00
  11. Destiny 04:03
  12. I'll Be There 04:33
Line-up
Martin Murphy - Vocals, Guitar
Arnold (Arnie) Burgoyne - Keyboards
Greg Murphy - Lead Guitar
Gordon Munro - Bass
Iain Duncan - Drums
Ron Rodger - Acoustic Guitar
Angela Bell - Backing Vocals
Kerry McWhinnie - Backing Vocals

Description/Reviews
Preacher’s distinctive yet familiar sound is a subtle blend of epic prog rock and classic rock.  Their stunning debut album Signals in many ways pays homage to the classic conceptual approach of crafting an album based around a single theme or ‘concept’ championed by bands such as Pink Floyd, Yes and King Crimson in their heyday and more recently with the likes of Radiohead opting for a similar aesthetic. 

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