Glass Hammer "The Breaking Of The World"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Symphonic
Format: CD, digital
Release date: March 31, 2015
Tracklist: 

1. Mythopoeia
2. Third Floor
3. Babylon
4. A Bird When it Sneezes
5. Sand
6. Bandwagon
7. Haunted
8. North Wind
9. Nothing, Everything

Line-up: 
Steve Babb - bass guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
Fred Schendel - keyboards, guitars, backing vocals
Kamran Alan Shikoh - guitars
Aaron Raulston - drums
Susie Bogdanowicz - vocals
Carl Groves (Salem Hill) - vocals
   With
 Steve Unruh (Resistor) - violin, flute
Michele Lynn - vocals

Description/Reviews: 

Just when you thought the greatest and most venerable American prog band could get “none more prog,” along comes THE BREAKING OF THE WORLD, the best work of Glass Hammer’s career and, in some related fashion, their most progressive album thus far. This is not just album number fifteen in a list of fifteen sequential studio albums. Of course, there’s no such thing—and never has been—as “just another Glass Hammer album.” Each is a treasure, in and of itself. At the risk of sounding somewhat bizarre, I must write that THE BREAKING OF THE WORLD is so progressive, that it probably goes beyond progressive rock. It’s not genre-less, but it is probably genre-creating or, at the very least, genre transformational.

 Read the full review by bradbirzer at progarchy.com

Media/Samples 
Trailer

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