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Progressive pop/rock with a touch of the blues, a dash of jazz, a pinch of funk, and a sprinkling of ambient fusion.
Genre:
Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date:
1997
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A Strange Traffic of Dreams
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A Strange Traffic of Dreams represents one night in the life of MagellanMusic. Highs, lows, subtle soundscapes all play a part in the series of dreams in which the listener participates. 25 years of experience performing every kind of music known to man has come together in MagellanMusic's 27th Indie Release. From the surreal backdrop of Amariah Hession's keyboards, to the soaring guitars of Per Jensen and the inviting voice of AAA Marrz, MagellanMusic takes you on a journey of sound.
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Love It!
author: camille
This is just the best you can get, there is no better than MagellanMusic! They take you into a wonderful dream and don't let you go. Fabulous vocals and brilliant musical sounds, so unique. I just can't get enough of these CD's...I can't wait for more!
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Fantastic!
author: Aero
A Satisfying Variety of Music!
author: Devlin Zachary
Ethereal, melodic, and sometimes funky, the key word to this CD is variety! Lots of different styles, which somehow mesh into a cohesive whole. The instrumentals give a nice break, without losing the overall concept of the recording. Lots of good songs; can't pick a favorite! Truly enjoyable. I play it alot.
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Excellent
author: B. Lee
I was given some work to do for this band recently and I usually never involve myself with a clients efforts as professional courtesy. But in this case I can't resist expressing wonderful surprise. They describe themselves an 'indie' band, but their work doesn't sound or feel that way. They are very professional, they sound like a band that I should hear on the radio, which I listen to a lot. There are several unexpected changes of musical style too, to the point of being polar. Astonishing to hear such versatility. This is a CD I can't help listening to often now, one of those that go on a 'regular listening' list. I recommend it to anyone who likes acceptable but adventurous music.
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