Corrupticus 5
Guitar dominated, that doesn’t mean other instruments, particularly keyboards, don’t show up here. This has some elements that make me think of early Yes. Yet there is a grinding kind of roots rock energy to the rhythm section. It shows off plenty of classic progressive rock sound while landing pretty thoroughly under modern prog. The vocal arrangement is classy and yet some great instrumental sections lend some real variety. Indeed, at times it works towards fusion and at other points in other more rock oriented directions. Different sides of that Peter Banks era Yes sound emerge, too. |