Warm Dust

Little-known group whose sounds are only partly related to progressive rock. The progressive element in their sound is sometimes accidental and related only to the temporal location. Nevertheless they released three good albums of jazz-rock baroque and avant-garde. This, the third and, in my opinion, the most advanced. Here different musical trends reach a balance, blending perfectly sounds more rock than jazz and finally to prog. The opening is highly engaging and powerful and gives the listener a clear idea of their expressive capacity and strength of the sound they can create. Among the most intense moments to other more direct continues the the album's first side, they never get weary with tasty time changes and subtleties of composition that enrich the rock structure. After an introduction entrusted the execution of an arrangement of "A night on Bare Mountain", a composition by Mussorgsky in the most classic progressive style starts the long suite which closes the album, a perfect example of building a suite, this one, alone, deserves 5 stars! The voice of singer Dransfield "Les" Walker is powerful and espressive, sax, guitar and rhythm section chasing themselves while maintaining perfect balance both at rock than in more intimate. The fantasy instrumental composition, the wisdom of the band is able to build a song so perfect as engaging, surprising and even epic. A mature album, complex but especially engaging, from the first note to the exciting conclusion. for those who like the progressive more rock and jazz, near by setting to something of Audience or Van Der Graaf Generator.