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An MVD Exclusive
SKU: AR033CD
Format: CD
UPC: 760137813125
Street Date: 03/11/16
PreBook Date: 02/05/16
Label: Autumnsongs Records »
Genre: Pop/Rock
Run Time: 42:42 mins
Number of Discs: 1
Year of Production: 2015
Box Lot: 30
Territory: NORTH AMERICA
Language: English

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Rhys Marsh - The Black Sun Shining [SINGLE]

Written & recorded in seven days, 'The Black Sun Shining' is a 42-minute song-cycle.

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Written & recorded in seven days, 'The Black Sun Shining' is Rhys Marsh's instinctive follow-up to his 2014 debut solo album, 'Sentiment'. 'The Black Sun Shining' is a 42-minute song-cycle, intended to be listened to as one piece of music. From the hypnotic opening movement, to sections that move through the intense, the dissonant & the fragile, this is an album that allows the impulses to shine through, as the songs were written & recorded simultaneously. As with his previous solo album, 'The Black Sun Shining' was performed, recorded & produced by Marsh alone, & takes a different direction to his work so far, introducing some more ethnic rhythm patterns & at times a stark, harmonic minimalism. "Multi-instrumentalist invokes Scandinavian melancholy & the spirit of the 70s" -- Prog Magazine

Track Listing

a. I Hear, I Know; b. Down To The Waves; c. Wondering Stars; d. One Step Inwards; e. Find Another Way; f. Soothe The Fear; g. In The Summer Light

Sales Points

For fans of David Sylvian, King Crimson, Steven Wilson, Dead Can Dance, Anekdoten, Van Der Graaf Generator, art rock, progressive rock,

Press Quotes

Multi-instrumentalist invokes Scandinavian melancholy & the spirit of the 70s
—Prog Magazine

I'm tempted to label Rhys Marsh as kind of a Scandinavian Steven Wilson
—The Progressive Rock Files