A Time Of Shadow
by Dead Heroes Club
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Compact Disc
Neo-Prog Recommended if you like Pink Floyd Jethro Tull and Magnum
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1. Theatre of the Absurd (9:13)
2. Stranger in the Looking Glass (9:43)
3. The Centre Cannot Hold (4:10)
4. A Gathering of Crows (11:25)
5. The Sleepers Are Waking (4:15)
6. A Time of Shadow (15:07)
Dead Heroes Club An Irish Progressive Rock Band? Surely Not! Almost certainly Ireland's only progressive rock band, DEAD HEROES CLUB offer us 21st century prog-rock.
The band wear their influences firmly on their sleeve and yet manage to achieve an original and inventive approach to their music. The self-titled debut album contains all original songs that range from the unashamed progressive rock leanings of 'A Day In The Life Of The World' and the moving acoustic charm of 'Sunrise On the Trenches' to the sheer musical power of 'Falling From Grace' and 'A Secret Never To Be Told '
The band members have come together from various corners of the musical past with one thing in common, the love of experimental and progressive music. Composing music under the philosophy of let the music lead the way, DEAD HEROES CLUB have a lot in common with the progressive rock giants of the past, and yet the music feels modern and fresh.
2009 see's the release of there second release entitled A Time of Shadow. The album is the true mark of Dead Heroes Club. The band intend to tour in 2009 to promote the new album this promises to be a busy and productive year for the boys.
2. Stranger in the Looking Glass (9:43)
3. The Centre Cannot Hold (4:10)
4. A Gathering of Crows (11:25)
5. The Sleepers Are Waking (4:15)
6. A Time of Shadow (15:07)
Dead Heroes Club An Irish Progressive Rock Band? Surely Not! Almost certainly Ireland's only progressive rock band, DEAD HEROES CLUB offer us 21st century prog-rock.
The band wear their influences firmly on their sleeve and yet manage to achieve an original and inventive approach to their music. The self-titled debut album contains all original songs that range from the unashamed progressive rock leanings of 'A Day In The Life Of The World' and the moving acoustic charm of 'Sunrise On the Trenches' to the sheer musical power of 'Falling From Grace' and 'A Secret Never To Be Told '
The band members have come together from various corners of the musical past with one thing in common, the love of experimental and progressive music. Composing music under the philosophy of let the music lead the way, DEAD HEROES CLUB have a lot in common with the progressive rock giants of the past, and yet the music feels modern and fresh.
2009 see's the release of there second release entitled A Time of Shadow. The album is the true mark of Dead Heroes Club. The band intend to tour in 2009 to promote the new album this promises to be a busy and productive year for the boys.
credits
released 09 September 2009
Liam Campbell / vocals, guitars
Mickey Gallagher / drums, percussion
Wilson Graham / bass, vocals
Gerry Mc Gerigal / guitars, vocals
Chris Norby / keyboards, piano
Liam Campbell / vocals, guitars
Mickey Gallagher / drums, percussion
Wilson Graham / bass, vocals
Gerry Mc Gerigal / guitars, vocals
Chris Norby / keyboards, piano
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