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An exciting mix between modern grooves and the classic sounds of bands like Queensrÿche and Black Sabbath, while leaning more towards a traditional pop approach when it comes to the vocals.
Genre:
Metal/Punk: Progressive Metal
Release Date:
2005
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P:O:B (Pedestrians of Blue) is a melodic and progressive hardrock band coming from Haugesund in Norway. They have developed a unique style mixing modern grooves with the sounds of classic bands like Queensrÿche, Black Sabbath, Dream Theater and Toto.
The band has recorded a demo ("Circles of Butterflies") and an EP ("The second monologue") - which both received great reviews and spawned interest from various record companies around the world. The band however decided to finish their first full-length album without signing to anyone - and now the first full length album has been released in Norway on their own FishFarm label. The official release date of "Crossing Over" in Norway was June 4. and the album is being distributed by Mudi Musikkdistribusjon.
"Crossing Over" was produced by the founding band members Torfinn Sirnes (guitars) and Johannes Støle (vocals) and was mixed by Daniel Flores (Mind's Eye) and mastered by Mika Jussila (Nightwish, Masterplan). The album tells the story of young man's struggle between family, love and religion - and takes the listener on a varied musical journey - from the heavy opener "Father & Son" and the more straightforward "Promises" to the epic and progressive closing number "Out of the Rain".
P:O:B hosted a successful release party in Haugesund May 18. 2007 and had another great second live gig at the Rockfest festival in Haugesund on June 16.
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it rocks
author: svrwx7
This is my first exposure to this band and I must say it rocks. I was trying to describe it to a friend and the best I could come up with was a cross between Queensryche/Winger/with just a hint of Def Leppard. The music has depth, good solid rock, slightly dark tones reminiscient of some of Winger's Pull songs and thought provoking lyrics from Queensryche. Only complaint about the disc is that it only has 3 songs on it...about 15 minutes worth of music. Hope this helps.
Rock on...
svrwx7
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