Oblivion Sun CD

There's a breed of (post-1980s) bands with the same degree of grand rock experimentalism as Pink Floyd and Yes, who simultaneously adhere to the concept of concise songwriting. Porcupine Tree is one such band--their sound is a ...

It was widely assumed that when vocalist/songwriter Jon Anderson left Yes at the end of the '70s, the band was doomed. Most folks forgot that bassist/composer Chris Squire was the other founding member of the band, and he had as ...

Yes' second (and least successful) album was a transitional effort; the group trying for a more produced and sophisticated sound through the use of an orchestra. Even so, the results weren't conventional, because the group didn't tone down or turn ...

Oblivion Sun album. If there was a prize for most ambitious and, at the same time, the most versatile band on the prog rock scene, then The Flower Kings would surely be the front runner for it. Since their 1994 debut, Roine Stolt ...

Oblivion Sun music CDs. With 'Somewhere Else' Marillion have played to their strengths and cut one of their very best records. With their innate sense of drama and pomp tempered by a winning melancholy, Marillion have produced a set of rich and vivid soundscapes. ...

Oblivion Sun album. Although progressive rock's popularity peaked in the '70s, it continued to enjoy a cult following in the 21st century -- and one of the noteworthy prog rock bands that came out of Europe in the 2000s was Sweden's Beardfish, who ...

Oblivion Sun songs. After a smoothed-out, R&B-influenced excursion on Jermaine Dupri's So So Def label, Daz Dillinger makes a stylistic homecoming with GANGSTA PARTY. Featuring hard-thump production from High Powered Entertainment leader John Silva and Daz himself as well as appearances from Kurupt, Redman, Spice 1, San Quinn, Mistah F.a.b., Joe Budden, Jagged Edge, Yukmouth, Outlawz, and Jayo Felony, GANGSTA PARTY is a self-explanatory celebration on wax. Personnel: Rocphella (spoken vocals, talk box); Erin Thompkins (vocals); Ian ...

Oblivion Sun music CDs. "The Pride of South Austin, Texas" has done it again. Beyond The Purple Hills marks the 15th CD from this hard-driving Texas band. Western swing, Texas honky-tonk, roots rock'n'roll and country-rock styles are explored in this colorful excursion, all hel Photographers: Todd V. Wolfson; Allen Crider. Personnel: Cornell Hurd (vocals, guitar); Allen Crider (vocals, guitar, alto saxophone); Blackie White (vocals, guitar); Amber Digby, Johnny Bush, Maryann Price (vocals); Casey Hurd, Vance Hurd (guitar); Paul Skelton (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, nylon-string guitar); Scott Walls (steel guitar); Howard Kalish (fiddle); Richard "Bad Dog" Power (baritone saxophone); Lisa Pankratz (drums); Danny Roy Young (rub-board). Audio Mixer: Allen Crider.

Oblivion Sun CD music. Produced by Nick Launay (Midnight Oil, Nick Cave, The Living End), Betchadupa's Aiming For Your Head is without doubt one of the year's finest rock records - highlighting their outstanding musicianship and thrilling combination of melody and spark. Join the revolution.

Oblivion Sun songs. Cyclone - one of the best Belgian thrash metal bands to date, and certainly the most aggressive. Storming the 80's metal scene, the group showed a truly powerful combination of violent riffs and shrieking vocals, centering their style around bands such as Slayer and early Metallica. "Brutal Destruction", Cyclone's debut album for Roadrunner Records, offers eight crushing tracks, all showcasing impressive skills and brilliant songwriting. First time on CD, numbered digipack edition of 2000