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Moonrise "The Lights Of A Distant Bay"

Label - Lynx Music
Reviewed by:

Erik Neuteboom

www.progwalhalla.com

Genre:
Neo Prog
Country:
Poland
Length:
53:06
Release Date:
8/09
Band Members: Kamil Konieczniak- keyboards, guitars, bass, drums Guest - Lukasz Gall / vocals
     
     
     
Track Listing: 1.)-The Island (6:00)  
  2.)-Help Me I Can't Help Myself (10:09)  
  3.)-In The Labyrinth of the Dream (8:42)  
  4.)- Where is My Home (5:54)  
  5.)-Antidotum (soothing song) (7:36)  
  6.)-Full Moon (2:57)  
  7.)-Memories (3:14)  
  8.)-The Lights of a Distant Bay (8:34)  

Review:

This is a musical project by Polish multi-instrumentalist Kamil Konieczniak and singer Lukasz Galeziowskiejo (with that typical Polish melancholical undertone but his vocal contributions are very limited).

The sound of Moonrise is firmly rooted into the neo-prog tradition in the vein of IQ and Pendragon. The 8 compositions are very tastefully arranged with some strong breaks, lots of flowing shifting moods, a pleasant variety, a beautiful and modern keyboard sound and splendid guitarwork, from sensitive, fiery and howling runs to propulsive riffs. My favorite moments on this CD are the intense guitar sound and soaring keyboards in the opener The Island, the alternating Help Me I Can’t Help Myself (intro with wonderful interplay between Grand piano and mellow keyboards and then strong work on guitar and keyboards), exciting guitarplay in In The Labyrinth Of The Dream, a spectacular break during Antidotum and a beautiful build-up with piano and keyboards to a compelling final part featuring howling guitar runs, goose bumps!

This strong debut-CD will please many neo-progheads!

www.progwalhalla.com

 

 

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