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“Thanks to Steved Lazenby (Lazland) Review - 'The Promise of Morning is a very good album, well performed, excellently produced, and I am looking forward to future delights from them' - Link here ...”
Charting new prog territories: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde crafts a heavily orchestrated vision of hopefulness and trepidation peering into distant fortunes. Ephraim delivers a raw, progressively brutal fairy tale of forbidden love — a debut album that darkens from Opeth-tinged sorrow into Devourment-brutal ferocity. Third Man Syndrome reimagines earlier work into cinematic soundscapes moving between minimal arrangements and Hans Zimmer-esque grandeur, while Imperial Measures weave heavenly vocals and collaborative lyrics through themes of love, loss and politics on their acclaimed Threefold. Joe Bailey twists vintage prog sounds into a modern exploration of fractured minds and looming catastrophe.
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“This album was partly inspired by Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, partly a concept album with old-school general midi.”
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“Heavy alternative rock with a progressive edge, thriving on contrasts and driving riffs.”