Geof Whitely Project "Supernatural Casualty"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: Eyrie Records
Format: CD, digital
Release date: August 3, 2015
Tracklist: 
1.Assassin  04:54
2.Healing   04:42
3.The Secret  04:54
4.Interstellar 03:27
5.House of the holy   04:42
6.Welcome to the darkside... 04:26
7.F1   04:12
8.Hideaway  03:32
9.No way of knowing  03:10
10.Apparition 04:15
11.Embargo  (CD only)
12.Tide is turning    (CD only)
13.No time    (CD only)
14.Infront of me  (CD only)
15.Remembrance day    (CD only)
16.Usurper 05:10

Line-up: 
Colin Watson - Bass guitar
Shaun Lowe - Guitars
Geof Whitely - All other instruments and vocals

Description/Reviews: 

Mixing Marillion with costume drama and theatricals, opening track Assassin is quite an addictive one with a dark edge to the guitar riff and moody keyboards. The vocals are neat and demonstrative and suit the music perfectly. The song has an apprehensive feel, as if you are waiting for something to happen and not necessarily something good! An intriguing opening track with its early 90’s feel. Healing has an unhurried rhythm to it, mournful and pensive with the delicate piano and trite vocal. Definitely not one for the depressed among us! There is stark beauty to its pared back and downcast delivery though. A heraldic keyboard note introduces The Secret, a track that wouldn’t be out of place on a film soundtrack. A nostalgic, gentle wistfulness plays out before you, the vocals heavy-hearted and imparting world weary experience to the proceedings. Interstellar, whilst not being full of joie de vivre, lifts the mood somewhat with its homage to a mix of early Ultravox with a smidgen of Steve Strange thrown in for good measure. As I’ve said before, there is nothing too complicated going on here but what you do have is transparent and honest and thoroughly enjoyable.

 Read the full review by Martin Hutchinson at progradar.org

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