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Core Project marry the elements of classic and modern Progressive music, striking a balance that will appeal to the head banging metal heads whilst keeping true die-hard Prog fans happy.
Core Project replied to PerfectProg's discussion Your Favourite Progressive Album of All Times?"My all time favourites?
Chris Squire's Fish out of water,
Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans
King Crimson - Red
Spock's Beard - V
Dream Theater - Scenes from a memory
though to be honest I could easily bang on about so many other…"
Core Project posted a blog postSpock's Beard 'X'
I am very happy this morning; the sun is out (a miracle, despite being on Engalnd's south east coast), and through the letter boxcomes a number of small packages, amongst them is Spock's Beard's X.Aftergrinning at the little thank you card, sticker and bottle-opener Ilooked over the booklet and was pleasantly surprised to see the guys hadautographed the back cover - I'd forgotten about ordering that!Thequality was not disappointing, and I really like the 2001-esque 'X'marauding in each of the…See More
Dan Jones joined Core Project's groupCore Project
Core Project marry the elements of classic and modern Progressive music, striking a balance that will appeal to the head banging metal heads whilst keeping true die-hard Prog fans happy.
Dan Jones commented on Core Project's blog post Core Project"To all Perfect Prog members,
Hi there! This is my first post on the site; I'm Dan, the keys player with CP, and we are on the look out for a new singer frontman for the group, as we have recently parted ways with our previous singer, Jordan…"
Core Project posted a blog postCore Project
Core Project marry the elements of classic and modern Progressive music, striking a balance that will appeal to the head banging metal heads whilst keeping true die-hard Prog fans happy.The band's first album, Singularities Part 1 which was recorded and mastered in the United States, was released in 2009 and showcases their talent to unite old with new. Their classic Progressive roots are on display utilizing melodic song writing with passages which vary in sound and intensity to give the music…See More
Core Project posted a groupCore Project
Core Project marry the elements of classic and modern Progressive music, striking a balance that will appeal to the head banging metal heads whilst keeping true die-hard Prog fans happy.
Core Project marry the elements of classic and modern Progressive music, striking a balance that will appeal to the head banging metal heads whilst keeping true die-hard Prog fans happy.
The band's first album, Singularities Part 1 which was recorded and mastered in the United States, was released in 2009 and showcases their talent to unite old with new. Their classic Progressive roots are on display utilizing melodic song writing with passages which vary in sound and intensity to give the music a dynamic quality. This is realised in a modern context whereby power is delivered through the use of heavy guitar motifs, pumping bass and thumping drums which cater for all but the most extreme of metal fans.
Core Project are currently working on their second album, the first to be released under AC Records. The expected release date is Winter 2010 with an accompanying tour being arranged to promote the album.
The band's first album, Singularities Part 1 which was recorded and mastered in the United States, was released in 2009 and showcases their talent to unite old with new. Their classic Progressive roots are on display utilizing melodic song writing with passages which vary in sound and intensity to give the music a dynamic quality. This is realised in a modern context whereby power is delivered through the use of heavy guitar motifs, pumping bass and thumping drums which cater for all but the most extreme of metal fans.
Core Project are currently working on their second album, the first to be released under AC Records. The expected release date is Winter 2010 with an accompanying tour being arranged to promote the album.
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Spock's Beard 'X'
I am very happy this morning; the sun is out (a miracle, despite being on Engalnd's south east coast), and through the letter box
comes a number of small packages, amongst them is Spock's Beard's X.
After grinning at the little thank you card, sticker and bottle-opener I
looked over the booklet and was pleasantly surprised to see the guys had
autographed the back cover - I'd forgotten about ordering that!
The quality was not disappointing, and I really like…
Continue comes a number of small packages, amongst them is Spock's Beard's X.
After grinning at the little thank you card, sticker and bottle-opener I
looked over the booklet and was pleasantly surprised to see the guys had
autographed the back cover - I'd forgotten about ordering that!
The quality was not disappointing, and I really like…
Posted on June 2, 2010 at 7:36am
Core Project
Core Project marry the elements of classic and modern Progressive music, striking a balance that will appeal to the head banging metal heads whilst keeping true die-hard Prog fans happy.
The band's first album, Singularities Part 1 which was recorded and mastered in the United States, was released in 2009 and showcases their talent to unite old with new. Their classic Progressive roots are on display utilizing melodic song writing with passages which vary in sound and intensity to… Continue
The band's first album, Singularities Part 1 which was recorded and mastered in the United States, was released in 2009 and showcases their talent to unite old with new. Their classic Progressive roots are on display utilizing melodic song writing with passages which vary in sound and intensity to… Continue
Posted on May 30, 2010 at 12:31pm — 1 Comment
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