Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: March 16, 2018
Tracklist:
1. Tears From The Sun (9:06)
2. Crimson Sky (5:53)
3. Capture Light (7:26)
4. Ancient Of Days (7:52)
5. One Race (6:11)
6. Dreamcatching (7:04)
7. No Man's Land (6:13)
8. Seaglass Hearts (5:09)
Total Time 54:54
Line-up:
John Holden - Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Programming
With
Oliver Day - Guitars, Lute, Mandolin (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8)
Emily Dolan Davies - Drums (2, 4, 5, 8)
Julie Gater - Vocals (2, 7, 8) Backing Vocals (4, 6)
Peter Jones (Tiger Moth Tales) - Vocals (8), Backing Vocals (6), Saxophone (6 & 8), Flute (6)
Gary O’Toole (Steve Hackett) - Drums & Backing Vocals (7)
Jean Pageau (Mystery) - Vocals (4)
Joe Payne (The Enid) - Vocals (1, 3, 5)
Billy Sherwood (Yes) - Guitar solo (2), Bass (6)
Oliver Wakeman - Piano & Keyboards (1, 3, 7)
Marc Atkinson (Riversea, Nine Stones Close) - Backing Vocals (4)
Lee-Anne Beecher - Backing Vocals (4)
Max Read - Backing Vocals (5)
Description/Reviews:
While the album definitely falls within the realm of progressive rock, it is also quite cinematic or even theatrical at times. Much of it is led more by keys and an eclectic array of instruments than by guitar, and portions of the album are dominated more by atmosphere and texture than guitar licks and straightforward melodies. With the multiple singers and also with the various stories that are being told (more on that later), the album can come across as a spiritual rock opera with some world music elements, only far more delicate and subtle than that term suggests.Read the full review at theprogmind.com
Also read the review by Leo Trimming at theprogressiveaspect.net
Media/Samples
Bandcamp
Links:
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