Steve Cochrane Hamilton, Ontario
Heroes Awaken 30: Reimagined/Reawakened (2022)
La La La: Variations On a Happy Song
(2012)
With Or Without (2007)
The Purest of Designs (1998)
To See It Made Real (1995)
Heroes Awaken (1990)
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Steve Cochrane recommends:
Pure epic prog from beginning to end.
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The music of Cirrus Bay is deceptive. On the surface, you'll hear warm, sunny vibes wrapped in pleasantly organic sounds. Listen closer and you'll hear sophisticated and multi-layered compositions.
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Unruh plays complex rhythms on acoustic instruments with plenty of intensity and he sings his deep and thoughtful lyrics equally so.
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I received this as a surprise present by the band for pre-ordering the upcoming album, so thanks a lot to you, too :-)) As could be expected by Pat Sanders & Co, highly melodic prog that should, for instance, appeal too friends of Fish-era Marillion (although Uncle Fish would never have reached those high notes ;-) ) and some instrumentals (from beautiful miniatures like Bubbles to the more epic Last Supper). Among many other fine things offered here, I especially love Pat's piano playing!
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Songs For Spring iv) The Dreadful Weed”
Alfonso Vidales is one of my greatest neo-prog heroes. Since 1994, he releases one splendid album after another, and with "Never Expect Them To Smile" on the 2002 album "Infinity", he has written my - so far - top favorite symphonic rock epic of all times. "Endless Signs" is one of the earlier "Cast" albums, full of Alfonso Vidales' typical, stunningly melodic song creations. Hardly can't get enough of this stuff... it's highly addictive!
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Titan Agronomist Project Volume 2 - A Juggernaut that Cannot Be Stopped
by Randy M. Salo
Marauding symphonic metal that pairs stampeding riffs with castle-size organ and tremendous blasts of brass.
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