Milky Way Gas Station Amsterdam, Netherlands
The band members come from different outskirts of the prog universe. They found each other in the simple truth of a real song: start with an acoustic guitar, blend it with synth or hammond, add some drums and bass and there you go. Some songs have odd time signatures but sound like 'regular' songs. Even if they last for about half an hour. Finding the exit of a song sometimes just takes some time. ... more
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