Again, like the previous, these Canadian guys made wonderful instrumental fusion that is mostly missed today. Three albums in total, with--big surprise--the first being the standout. It's just filled with wonderful ideas and compositions, e.g. Chanterelle (as in, the mushroom I think):
But without a doubt, like in the case of Solstice, the subsequent albums are a bit less impressive.
From the last album, a very inventively semi-dissonant track called Smog:
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ReplyDeleteMy goodness, I love how you turn up treasures from the past. I am mellowing and likely would not have enjoyed the intricacies of this music in the past.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this, its music I can play in the house without my wife cringing, plus as a bonus they are Canadian, eh?
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