Genre: Sympho-Prog / Progressive Rock
Duration: 1:16:45
Year of issue: 2020
This group is a growing organism, steadily evolving into a musical juggernaut.
© Marty Dorfman, House of Prog
Tracklist:
The show
1. Intro / Erosion ……………………………. 1:39
2. Soleil Noir ……………………………….. 2:29
3. One Wish ………………………………….. 6:40
4. Nautilus ………………………………….. 6:24
5. Piano Challenge ……………………………. 6:25
6. Hollow …………………………………… 10:18
7. Return (acoustic) ………………………….. 3:27
8. Fallout Shelter ……………………………. 4:53
9. Pale Blue Dot (cover) ………………………. 4:58
10. Forbidden Planet / Drum Feature ……………… 7:09
11. Inception …………………………………. 5:34
12. Summit …………………………………… 11:02
13. Stereotypes ……………………………….. 5:39
The Show with Commentary
Bonus Material
Video
Show roaming
Show Preshow
New Day
Summit
Who am i lyric
Progstock Promo
Majestik promo
Rosfest Promo
Forbidden planet
Silence Revialed
One Wish
Inception live
Return
Return Promo
Stereotypes Live
Who Am I – lyric
Images
little-known, but very experienced guys, a wonderful symphoprog led by keyboard player Andrew Collier, wonderful musicians, practically operatic vocals in the person of Natalie Brown and Billy Spillane, a lot of interesting music … The piano duet of Collier and Spillane looked very lively and fresh.
Although the general impression was that the guys did not have enough drive, or were simply tired … The blur itself was barely a C grade. The color rendition of the main concert reminded of the ancient 16-color CGA monitors, the promised 1080 resolution appears only in the “Images” section, where there are just photos from the concert. The “The Show with Commentary” section is the same concert in which the musicians’ chants are playing on top of the music. At first it’s even fun – like “wow, I played great here!”, Or “and I’m so fat!” The “Video” section is done very carelessly: something is repeated twice, something is cut off at the 20th second, something finally goes on without sound, although the vocalists honestly open their mouths; the “promo” videos are just pieces of songs glued together at random and do not represent the slightest musical value … Sad, girls. The group is actually strong, but the blur hardly reflects this.