TURBULENCE
by BROTHER APE
John Arnold
John Arnold
What can I say about these guys, I happened to find them on a lark while wandering through itunes. They are criminally underknown. Gime them a listen there's a lot on in there but they have the musical chops to back up what they strive for.
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BROTHER APE-TURBULENCE prcd 037 Progress records 2009
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumThe original pressing of Turbulence with cover art by Max.Comes in in a 4 pages digipak with a 12 pages booklet inside.Mastered by Christofer Stannow at Cosmos mastering studios Stockholm.
Includes unlimited streaming of TURBULENCE via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Sold Out
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WELCOME FUTURE
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FOOTPRINTS
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NO MORE
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WHO WILL BE NEXT
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EARLY
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TURBULENCE
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NO RETURN
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AUTOSTRADA
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LIFEPRINTS
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about
The evolution of progressive rock is speeding up. You could define it as a mixture between Led Zeppelin and Pat Metheny with drum beats inspired by the djungel/drum´n bass world, vitalized by influences like KJ Sawka and others...
credits
released October 16, 2009
Stefan Damicolas Guitars Lead Vocals Keyboards
Gunnar Maxén Bass Keyboards Vocals
Max Bergman Drums and Percussion
Stefan Damicolas Guitars Lead Vocals Keyboards
Gunnar Maxén Bass Keyboards Vocals
Max Bergman Drums and Percussion
license
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Brother ape Stockholm, Sweden
IT´S A MUSIC DJUNGLE OUT THERE AND WE ARE THE APES
discography
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Oct 2009
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