1. |
The Summer Died
06:29
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2. |
This Day
08:14
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3. |
Goodbye
04:26
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4. |
This Vacuum Inside
08:25
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5. |
We Will Wait
05:59
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6. |
Retreat (part 1.)
04:20
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7. |
Heroes Are
06:10
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8. |
...A Winter's Death
09:45
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Retreat (part 2.)
03:54
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Triangle Rotterdam, Netherlands
Triangle reached a new area in its life cycle. Martijn his life in the States and the possibilities of home recording opened
up doors that would remain closed if nothing had changed.
Here you will find new recordings and releases in this new cycle of life, of Triangle (still alive after all these years).
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To me, "Trip The Life Fantastic" was a must-buy on "Bandcamp Friday" this time. It's one of the few "Drifting Sun" albums not already found in my collection, and an essential one, because it marks the beginning of the prolific collaboration of composer/keyboardist Pat Sanders and lyricist/singer Peter Falconer, which was, in my opinion, the best creative pairing the band ever had.
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The Trial of the King
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This record feels like an alternate universe where Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee were members of Yes. The overall sound palette is rich and full of retro synths, but the guitars are usually angular. The bass has a satisfying, snapping bite to it more akin to Geddy’s tone than Chris Squire’s usual overdrive. Full review here: https://theeliteextremophile.com/2021/02/01/album-review-chromatic-aberration-the-trial-of-the-king/
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Spinning Through Eternity
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Subdued and elegiac songs from Tom Kelly that have the grandeur of classical music, the technicality of prog, and the sweep of synthwave.
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Fertile Ground
by Farmhouse Odyssey
supported by 6 fans who also own “Retreat”
This time, there's really nothing to moan about! I've criticized the band's previous two albums for containing too much pointless improvisations, while, at the same time, I highly appreciated the brilliant songwriting. "Farmhouse Odyssey" have used the past three years wisely for perfecting the latter, and I like the way they root their music in the sound of the 70's, while avoiding the annoying stereotypes of this decade. I'm especially pleased to find a 12-minute track here, that doesn't sound like assembled from parts in the beginner's prog construction kit.
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