Country: USA
Sub Genre: Ambient, Progressive Rock
Release date: March 3, 2014
Tracklist:
- Tones From A Twisting Verse 03:14
- Thunderstorms 03:50
- Chasing Ghosts 05:23
- Cloudburst 04:30
- North Atlantic 07:13
- Thorn Yard 05:52
- Graveyard Snowfall 06:12
John Dillon - Vocals, guitar, bass, programming, and additional keyboards
Jake Rosenberg - Keyboards and additional programming
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Kevin Moore (OSI, Chroma Key) - Additional programming, textures, and background vocals (3,4,7)Lauren Edwards - Female vocals (5, 7)
Hwei Ling Ng - Female vocals (4)
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Well, there's certainly plenty of drama here. Suspense too. And more than a little pathos. It's cinematic all right; this is involving and expansive music that really draws you in. With Kevin Moore adding additional keys and vocals on a few tracks, you probably won't be surprised to hear hints of OSI or Chromakey here and there. But, on the whole, I think we're in darker territory. I'm reminded more of Agalloch and Ulver. Just so we're clear, we're talking ethos, vibes and moods, not sound-alikes. Because In Progress have a wonderful, well-crafted sound that's all their own. Give it time – we could well be crediting them with a new sub-genre – a new wave of cinematic prog.Read the full review by Christopher Lomas at dprp.net
This isn't heavy in the traditional sense, but it's emotionally heavy music. Tones from a Twisting Verse sets the mood with elegiac synth strings, piano and voice, before a tastefully executed guitar part picks out an affecting melody.
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