DTES - Lost and Gone Forever - 2011

DTES (Dream The Electric Sleep) / Lost and Gone Forever
Жанр: Progressive Rock
Носитель: WEB
Год издания: 2011
Страна: USA
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 01:16:49
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Треклист:
1.Lost and Gone Forever
2.Coal Dust and Shadows
3nary
4.The Joneses
5.Roots and Fear
6.Stay On the Line
7.Hold Steady Hands
8.Listen to Me
9.Echoes Chasing Echoes
10.Sundown
11.No Air Left
12.Feel My Way
13.This Is This
14.What Will Be

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Dream The Electric Sleep are a progressive, concept-rock band from Lexington, KY.
Formed in winter 2009, guitarist and vocalist Matt Page and drummer Joey Waters recruited bassist Chris Tackett, formerly of the bands Chum (Century Media) and Hyatari (Earache). The band spent the following two years self-producing their ambitious debut album, “Lost and Gone Forever” (2011). “Lost and Gone Forever” received international critical acclaim, gaining a wide variety of print and online reviews (including Classic Rock Magazine, Eclipsed Magazine, The Big Takeover, Progression Magazine, among many others), and was an underground favorite amongst many in the progressive rock and crossover/heavy rock communities. As a result, the band was asked to perform at one of the premier progressive rock festivals in the United States, the Rites of Spring Festival (RoSfest), and were given the coveted “Church of Prog” slot. The band returned from RoSfest in May 2013 to finish producing their sophomore LP, entitled “Heretics”. Over two years in the making, the album is set for release on January 31st, 2014. Featuring 11 tracks and over 70 minutes of new original material, the band continues to evolve its signature genre-bending sound. Described by veteran publisher Jack Rabid as “Prog-Shoegaze”, DTES have again produced an album that draws from an incredibly diverse pool of influences. Among them are the classic progressive sounds of Genesis, Pink Floyd, King Crimson and The Moody Blues -with nods to U2, Ride, Catherine Wheel, and Radiohead. With “Heretics”, DTES continue to push the envelope - not only on the band’s album themes and subject matter, but sonically as well. Fans will discover an extremely dynamic, thought-provoking work in “Heretics” - an album that reveals a band that is more focused than ever, and becoming increasingly difficult to pigeonhole.
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Rating 3.70 from 11 ratings RYM
Lost and Gone Forever is an incredible first album. The subject matter is down-to-earth, a bit unusual for a prog concept album, but it is an emotional story that tugs at the heart strings. The album is a journey through the lives of these two characters, and one can't help becoming invested in them. Musically the album is excellent, displaying a wide range of influences from track to track, which keeps the listener completely engaged, even over the course 75 minutes. Any fan of prog rock should check this album out...
PROG ROCKET
Swollen with ambition, Lost and Gone Forever is a precocious first effort from a band who have clearly embraced four decades of progressive rock in their convoluted entirety. The main reference points here are more recent sonic explorers like Radiohead (whose classic album The Bends is brought to mind on numerous occasions) and Cave In, but there are flashes of everything from It Bites-style pomp right back to Floyd-esque space blues floating around in this colorful quagmire. First and foremost, DTES deal in huge melodies and arena-filling crescendos, and from the opening track onwards this album exudes a dogged desire to stir the soul and tug the heartstrings. The finest moments are simply beautiful. - Dom Lawso
Classic Rock Presents Prog
The music within is often so beautiful and astonishing in terms of how it flows together - think of classic Rush here - that it all becomes an immersive musical experience in which your surroundings stop to matter when you get sucked into the soothing world of DTES. Their attention to minute detail is impressive, yet they avoid falling into the trap of needless technical wizardry, and are able to step back and present a thorough and cohesive overall picture where layered melodies are laid on top of each other in perfection, connecting with varying kinds of moods and atmospheres, though never stepping too far away from the Genesis/Rush/Pink Floyd realm. It's as if every note is in its right place, so it becomes increasingly difficult to put the record down once you get into it, because the experience is so immersive and attention-capturing.- Petteri Pertola
RockFreaks

Состав

Matt Page - vocals, guitar, keys
Trevor Willmott - guitars
Joey Waters - drums, vocals
Chris Tackett - bass

Dream The Electric Sleep (DTES) - 2014 - Heretics -