Country: UK
Genre(s): Atmospheric Progressive Rock
Label: Bad Elephant Music (BEM049)
Format: CD, digital
Release date: September 22, 2017
Tracklist:
1. Light Of Day (7:47)
2. The Soldier And The Poet (4:57)
3. Seconds Fade Away Pt. 1 (2:49)
4. Seconds Fade Away Pt. 2 (5:58)
5. Filtered Haze (9:10)
6. Easier To Breathe (4:19)
7. Fallen (5:28)
8. Lost (7:53)
9. Moon Pull Pts. 1-4 (13:05)
Total Time 61:26
Line-up:
Stuart Stephens - vocals, guitars, keyboards, programming & samples
Paul Powell - drums, percussion and programming
With
Mike Kershaw - vocals (7, 9)
Clare Stephens - backing vocals (6)
Description/Reviews:
Whitewater, however, is anything but your straightforward classic prog rock. The band plays ambient, psychedelic musings that somewhat resemble Pink Floyd’s more atmospheric side, and much of it does include expressive guitar work and an occasional rock portion. Most of it is extremely slow-paced and subtle, so this definitely isn’t for everyone. However, as someone who really enjoys ambient music, I find myself liking what I hear on this album, at least at first. I wouldn’t call what they do “post-rock”, but it’s definitely closer to that than your typical progressive rock.
Read the full review at
theprogmind.com
Media/Samples
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