Indicia, by Musaphonic

Indicia

by Musaphonic

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1.	Indicia 06:03	buy track
2.	Sense and Sensibilia 05:21	buy track
3.	Make a Self-important Noise 03:14	buy track
4.	Rocket Garden 03:32	buy track
5.	Velvetique Stylecraft Sensations 03:42	buy track
6.	Thoracic Jazz 24:35	buy track
7.	All Our Blood is Water Over the Stones 02:33	buy track
8.	Dark Governance 04:00	buy track
9.	Graiae 11:02	buy track
10.	Lolita en Madras 04:01	buy track
11.	Freemasons in Space 03:28	buy track
12.	Cosmic Gospel 06:04	buy track

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"Not only is the music very accessible and melodic, but the more complicated passages and solos are not overindulgent and do not venture into territory too unfamiliar, which are usually some of the complaints from those not into progressive rock music." - Scott Homewood, www.rockandrollreport.com

Matt Howarth of www.soniccuriosity.com writes: "This CD features 79 minutes of progressive hard rock music. Electronics, guitar and percussion serve to fashion some tasty electro-rock music. The electronics are versatile. Droney textures sometimes, at other times glaring keyboard riffs, while upon other occasions they shimmer as pulsating undercurrents like silvery streams of water. Keyboard-driven riffs unfurl and slither throughout.

The guitar is a major contributor to the sheer prog dazzle of these tunes. A variety of delivery methods are employed: spacey wails, crunchy assaults, twangy chords, squealing outcries, and some darned flashy arena-style outbursts.

A bass presence exists, but is generally hidden, immersed in the thick mix of the other instruments. At times, though, the bass bullies its way to the forefront and dominates the music with silken thunder.

The percussion is often harsh, in-your-face, serving to escalate the overall puissance of the music. Some beats penetrate the psyche like bullets. Others thump in a manner that bobs the listener's head. In a few instances, the percussion becomes the lead instrument, but not in a solo way, more so providing the central thread for other riffs to play upon.

These compositions are quite catchy and superbly performed, resulting in tuneage that glistens as it smolders. Arnold has a clever hand at turning things into pounding epics while retaining a simplistic charm at the nucleus of these explosive songs." www.soniccuriosity.com