Band: Spock's Beard
Album: Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep
Country: USA
Release date: March 1, 2013
Label: InsideOut
Genre: Progressive Rock, Neo Prog
Existed since: 1992
Review:
Veteran prog rock group Spock's Beard is out with their 11th album. Its a double album where they have put enough time n effort into each song, that they all stand on their own. Musically they draw much inspiration from the 70's mainly english prog scene, while still sounding like neo-prog.
Highly recommended.
Veteran prog rock group Spock's Beard is out with their 11th album. Its a double album where they have put enough time n effort into each song, that they all stand on their own. Musically they draw much inspiration from the 70's mainly english prog scene, while still sounding like neo-prog.
Highly recommended.
Album musicians:
Ted Leonard - vocals
Ryo Okumoto - keyboards, vocals
Alan Morse - guitars, vocals
Jimmy Keegan - drums
Dave Meros - bass, vocals
Ryo Okumoto - keyboards, vocals
Alan Morse - guitars, vocals
Jimmy Keegan - drums
Dave Meros - bass, vocals
Tracklist:
Disc 1
Disc 2Disc 1
- Hiding Out
- I Know Your Secret
- A Treasure Abandoned
- Submerged
- Afterthoughts
- Something Very Strange
- Waiting For Me
- The Man You're Afraid You Are
- Down A Burning Road
- Wish I Were Here
- Something Very Strange (Sanctified Remix)
- Postcards From Perdition
Released records:
The Light, 1995
Beware Of Darkness, 1996
The Kindness Of Strangers, 1998
Day For Night, 1999
V, 2000
Snow, 2002
Feel Euphoria, 2003
Octane, 2005
Spock's Beard, 2006
X, 2010
