House of Not "Evergone & the Immaculate Spectacular"

Country: Canada
Genre(s): Art Rock, Space Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: November 11, 2018
Tracklist: 
1. Come On In (7:06)
2. Fate (3:15)
3. FingerPaint (3:19)
4. Eternity's Garden (A Death Waltz) (4:35)
5. Our Last Tax (1:42)
6. Take Me Away (4:40)
7. So Sorry (4:02)
8. Glenn Fiddick M.D. (4:22)
9. Evergone & The Immaculate Spectacular (3:53)
10. Goodbye Goodbye Hello (3:36)
11. Show Me Tell Me (2:16)
12. Yet We Remain (5:31)
13. Behind The Curve (3:50)
14. Spin Me (4:45)
15. Piper At The Precipice (2:08)
16. It's My Nature (5:21)
17. Understand The Man (2:29)
18. Kill The Buddha (10:36)

Total Time 77:26

Line-up: 
Brian Erikson - Vocals, Keyboards
Ken (Smog) O’Gorman - Lead Guitar (1,2,6,8,10,18), Electric Guitars (1,3,8,9,11,13,14,16,18), Bass Guitar (7,8,16), Acoustic/Mando Guitars, Electric Sitar, Mandolin, Moog
Eric Stever - Lead Guitar (4,7,10,18 Outro), Electric Guitars (3,4,7,12,13,15,17), Guitar FX (3,4,15)
   With
Dee Brown - Vocals (9,10,16), Backup (6)
Dione Taylor - Vocals (12,13)
Stan Miczek - Bass (2,4,10,12,13,14), Fretless Bass (6,9)
Lorne Sokoloff - Bass (1,18)
Terry Lesperance - Drums/Loops/Percussion (1,6,7,9,10,12,13,14,16,18)
Troy Feener - Drums (2,4)
Omar Ales - Keyboards (10)
Kyle Magnus (SuperBear) Stever - Engineer for Eric Stever (4), “Kill The Buddha” Monk Voice (18),
Title/Lyric Consultant (4,8,15,16,17)

Media/Samples 
Come On In
Deezer

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House of Not "On The Madness Of Crowds"

Country: Canada
Sub Genre: Space Rock, AOR
Release date: March 31, 2012
Tracklist: 
1. Meeting The Piper 03:20
2. Running With The Crowd 03:56
3. Wishing Well 03:48
4. Fastlane Fraulein 03:34
5. Hope 03:54
6. Ode To Easter Island - Piper 02:09
7. Un Ile La Lune La Mer 02:03
8. Was It As Good For You? 03:43
9. The Death Of Silk 01:55
10. A Beautiful Lie 02:19
11. A Secret Told - Piper 02:10
12. Man Of Faith 05:14
13. Seven Long Years 03:21
14. Key Of G 06:50
15. 1000 Buddhas - Piper 03:32
16. Once 03:16
17. Ded Fred 03:45
18. Schadenfreude 05:03
19. Song Seems Sung 01:34

Line-up: 

- Brian Erikson - Vocals, keyboards, orchestral samples
- Ken (Smog) O'Gorman - All electric and acoustic guitars, electric sitar (3),
mando guitar(12), bass (13), moog (3,4,18)
- Lou Roppoli - rhythm guitar (4,18) solo, (18)
- A.Nexter + - Words and Music

Guests:
- Dee Brown - Vocals (2,3,4,5,8,9,13)
- Eric Stever - Guest solo guitar (4) guitar fx (1,6,11,15)
- Omar Ales - Organ (5,8) Backing vocals (4,5)
- Garth Blake - Bass, Fretless Bass (3,10,12)
- David Harvey - Drums (2,3,12)
- Stan Miczek - Bass (2,4,5,8,9,14,18)
- Troy Feener - Drums (4,5,8,9,14,18)
- Dave Neill - Drums (17)
- Rob Kennedy - lap steel (14)
- Chris Cigolea - Trumpet (4,8)
- Mark Camilleri - Piano (2)
- Ray Caldwell - Uilleann pipes (1,6,11,16)
- Jim Bish - Flute (3,12)

Description/Reviews: 

While the album is unique enough to have its own identity, in a somewhat intangible way, it feels similar to Pink Floyd's The Wall in overall structure. Opener "Meeting the Piper" is an atmospheric, slow introduction that feels like a mixture between Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" and Led Zeppelin's "In the Light." "Running with the Crowd" is a catchy, funky prog track in the vein of Umphrey's Mcgee. Its riffs and melodies are instantly addicting. "Wishing Well" is a dynamic rocker highlighted by fierce flute playing and majestic harmonies.

 Read the whole review by Jordan Blum at seaoftranquility.org

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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