hello,
my progressive rock band "blue sky theory" has just released our first album, "Good Place, No Place." Musically, I think it will appeal to fans of Yes, King Crimson, Genesis, PFM, and other classic 70s prog rock bands. There is also an element of dramatics and classicism in the scope of the melody/arrangements not unlike death/black metal, of which we are also avid appreciators.
Here are some mp3s:
"Spirits of the Law"
http://www.proxemics.net/blueskytheory/gpnppromo/spiritsofthelaw.mp3
"Blueprints for the Tortoise"
http://www.proxemics.net/blueskytheory/gpnppromo/blueprints.mp3
"Restless"
http://www.proxemics.net/blueskytheory/gpnppromo/restless.mp3
Enjoy, and let me know what you think. You can read the lyrics, as well as the concept behind the album, at our website: http://www.proxemics.net/blueskytheory. If you'd like, you can buy the album here. Or, if you happen to write reviews for a website, email me and I can get you a copy for free. Also, check out our myspace if you're into that.
my progressive rock band "blue sky theory" has just released our first album, "Good Place, No Place." Musically, I think it will appeal to fans of Yes, King Crimson, Genesis, PFM, and other classic 70s prog rock bands. There is also an element of dramatics and classicism in the scope of the melody/arrangements not unlike death/black metal, of which we are also avid appreciators.
Here are some mp3s:
"Spirits of the Law"
http://www.proxemics.net/blueskytheory/gpnppromo/spiritsofthelaw.mp3
"Blueprints for the Tortoise"
http://www.proxemics.net/blueskytheory/gpnppromo/blueprints.mp3
"Restless"
http://www.proxemics.net/blueskytheory/gpnppromo/restless.mp3
Enjoy, and let me know what you think. You can read the lyrics, as well as the concept behind the album, at our website: http://www.proxemics.net/blueskytheory. If you'd like, you can buy the album here. Or, if you happen to write reviews for a website, email me and I can get you a copy for free. Also, check out our myspace if you're into that.
