Showing posts with label Edison's Children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edison's Children. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Steve Hackett Contributes to Charity Prog CD


Progressive Gears Management, formed in 2014 specifically to look after the interests of Canadian progressive rock band Machines Dream, has recently created PG Records.

Their first release, the CD Voices for Hospices, will be a charity CD to raise money for The World Hospice & Palliative Care Alliance in order to help them in under-resourced countries around the world. The theme for this year is Hidden Lives/Hidden Patients and you can read more about this at www.thewhpca.org.

The CD brings together artists in progressive rock - from established to indie - from those you know to those you might want to know - and would make a fantastic addition to any collection. All of those involved have given their time - and their talent - for free to help make this happen.

The CD is now available for pre-order in both physical and digital formats and will be released on 10th October 2015 to coincide with World Hospice & Palliative Care Day.

Progressive Gears are delighted to have Steve Hackett involved in this project and he has kindly contributed a brand new track!


The tracklist is as follows:
1- Clusters, by Steve Hackett (New track)
2- Trading Stars for Solitude, by Machines Dream (Newly recorded)
3- A Painter Lost at Sea, by Gandalf's Fist (New track)
4- Celestine, by Nathan J Tillett
5- The Light Before, by Looking-Glass Lantern (New track)
6- Guarding the Spark, by Crystal Palace (New track)
7- Man in the Balloon, by Maze of Sound
8- Made-Up Reality, by The Opposite of Hate (New track)
9- Last Chance, by IT (New track)

10- Blindness, by Violent Attitude If Noticed (New track)
11- Haunted Memories, by Edison's Children
12- Northern Flight, by Greylevel (New track)

Buy now from Bandcamp.

Friday, May 15, 2015

Pre-Orders for the New Edison's Children Have Begun


With the anticipation of a new Marillion album on the horizon, Pete Trewavas is expected to be very busy during this next year. One of his other bands, Edison's Children, has decided to hold back for just a short while on their next concept album. They have, however, decided to release what they call a "bridge album", entitled Somewhere Between Here and Now...
 
This is a non-conceptual album featuring several songs that have been kicking around the Edison's Children laboratory for a few years but would never see the light of day otherwise. Not that they are bad songs; they simply don't fit the "concept albums" themes of the past or the future. They are however, quite exciting pieces of music in their own right, as fans who attended Montreal's Marillion Weekend 2015 found out during a surprise opening act.


Somewhere Between Here and Now... track list (not in song order):
Growing Down in Brooklyn
Someone Took My Heart Away
Winter Solstice (Instrumental)
Stranger in a Foreign Land
Ever Be Friends
The Darkness (Instrumental)
Sinner's Minus (Instrumental)
Where Were You (14:10) (mixed by Jakko Jakszyk)
Light Years (mixed by Jakko Jakszyk)
The Seventh Sign (mixed by Jakko Jakszyk)
The Longing (Orchestral version)
A Million Miles Away (Live during Marillion Wolves Weekend 2013)


Pre-order yours today:
http://edisonschildren.com/

Edison's Children are:
Eric Blackwood
Pete Trewavas

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Thursday, November 21, 2013

Pallas Reveal New Album and Crowdfunding


A new Pallas album will be released in April/May 2014. The new album is to be called wearewhowere and they are currently seeking contributions through the crowdfunding platform Indiegogo to complete its recording. Think of it as a preorder directly from the makers and cutting out the middle men!

As usual in these crowdfunding deals, they have a range of exciting perks ranging from getting your name or even face in the album credits and artwork to joining the band in the recording studio to record a track with them!

Go to the special campaign headquarters at Indiegogo here Pallas Crowdfunding Link.

Now, crowdfunding is something of a hit or miss. In some cases it works spectacularly (the Subterranea movie is an exemple of this, as is the one by Edison's Children), sometimes it doesn't get the attention it deserves (as was the case with the recent try by Solstice Coil).

So to raise awareness of this campaign Pallas are giving away a free download, not only of the "PreMix- MegaMix" of four new tracks, but also a video plus other goodies such as artwork wallpaper! You can get this download from their Bandcamp site here: Free Download Link.

And while you're there, you can purchase and download The Sentinel Pre-mixes, Demos of intended studio albums, and long out-of-print live albums, now made available at reasonable prices. It's a great way of encouraging the band until the release of this new album.

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Edison's Children Pledge Drive


Edison's Children (Eric Blackwood and Pete Trewavas) are proud to announce that Jakko Jakszyk, King Crimson's newest member, and John Mitchell (Arena / It Bites / Kino) have begun the mixdown on Edison's Children's 2nd album "The Final Breath Before November"!

You can help them finish and master this new album by pledging your soul before the darkness comes... http://edisonschildren.com/shop/Pledgeboard/

A variety of pledge alternatives are available.

The Final Breath Before November tracklist:
1. The Final Breath
2. Light Years
    i. Fading Away...
3. Silhouette
    i. Silence Can Be Deafening (Pt I)
    ii. Welcome to Your Dreamland
    iii. Where Were You?
    iv. The Longing
    v. The Moriphlux (Pt I)
    vi. I Am Haunted
    vii. What Do You Want?
    viii. The Seventh Sign
        a. The Wrong
        b. The Alcolyte
        c. The Hollows
        d. The road (less traveled)
    ix. The Morphlux (Pt II)
    x. Silence Can Be Deafening (Pt II)
    xi. Welcome to Your Nightmares
    xii. Music for End Credits


And while you're there, why not pick up their first album, or the singles.