Singular, by Gray Mortuary

Singular

by Gray Mortuary

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1.	Singular 06:47
2.	Gator Boots 07:25
3.	Observing the Fall in Real Time 03:00
4.	Mfkzt 09:59
5.	A is A 05:26	buy track
6.	Tropical Freeze 03:05	buy track
7.	Carnal Hopscotch 02:13	buy track
8.	Gynocentric Aberrations 07:34	buy track
9.	People of the Book 01:20	buy track
10.	Uzumaki 04:58	buy track
11.	Dreams of Permanence 05:15	buy track
12.	Polarization 05:42	buy track
13.	Ancient Gigantomorph Tiff 04:06	buy track
14.	Celestial Honeyfuggle 03:04	buy track
15.	So Be It 08:09	buy track

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"Arnold has no issues immersing himself into soundscapes you can get lost in...It takes you on a journey that gets slightly more intense as if you're traveling through hyperspace. This album has a lot going on and I encourage you to take some time with this one. There are a lot of gems to be found. Recommended." -- DivideAndConquerMusic.com

"Tony 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

"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