
Country: Netherlands
Sub Genre: Progressive Rock/Metal
Label: Suburban Records
Format: CD, digital
Release date: October 24, 2014
Tracklist:
Hypnos
At Least You Tried
King of Thieves
Open Eyes
Insomnia
I'm Not Alone
Strength of the Endless
Heather
The Morrigan
Mercy on this Wounded Heart
Maddy
Line-up:
Judith Rijnveld - Vocals
Ivar de Graaf (ex-Within Temptation) - Drums, Bass
Edo van der Kolk - Guitar
Chris Henny - Guitar
Maaike Peterse - Cello
David Gutiérrez Rojas - Keys
With
Kristoffer Gildenlöw (ex-Pain of Salvation, Dial en Rust, For All We Know) - Bass
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Regal Worm “Neither Use Nor Ornament (A Small Collection Of Big Suites)”

Country: UK
Sub Genre: Progressive Rock
Label: Quatermass Records
Format: CD, digital
Release date: October 13, 2014
Tracklist:
1. Odilon Escapes From The Charcoal Oblivion. But Endeavours To Return And Rescue The Cactus Men
i. Another Forlorn Morn
ii. You Know What? I'm Getting Out Of Here
iii. Arrival Of Sorts
iv. Paradise Is Twice As Nice
v. End Of Level Baddie
vi. Prism Prison
2. Animal Attic
3. Tombland Guerrilla
4. Sovereign Of The Skies
5. The King Of Sleep (Parts 1 to 5)
Line-up:
Jarrod Gosling (Henry Fool, I Monster, Skywatchers): Mellotron M400, RMI 368 electra piano, Octave Kitten, Minimax ASB, ARP 2600, Hammond L122, Hammond T500, Fender Rhodes piano, Philips Philicorda AG-755 organ, Korg MS20, EDP Wasp Deluxe, Kawai S100, piano, bass guitar, voice, 6 and 12 string electric guitars, acoustic guitar, glockenspiels, drums, mandolin, stylophone, percussion, accordion, lap steel guitar, toy piano, recorder, bowed cymbal, field recordings
with:
Louis Atkinson: Tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
Emily Ireland: Voice
Graham McElearney: Harp
Kevin Pearce: Voice
Peter Rophone: Voice, 12 string acoustic guitar, Portuguese guitarra
Mick Somerset-Ward: Tenor saxophone, flute
Description/Reviews:
In this latest collection, the Regal Worm has created a monumental quintych. Two eighteen minute-plus guardians bookending a trio of short unruly children, to prevent them from escaping and setting fire to things.
Birthed once again in Pig View studio (a vintage equipment-crammed garret of wonder); aided by choicest heavy friends, the new album knits dark, playful lyricism with rhythmic, angular, multi-layered PROG sound buds. Indeed, a distillation of the highly detailed, anarchic and lysergic tingle of 'Use And Ornament', the critically acclaimed debut from last year.
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