Sirius (Mr.Sirius) - Crystal Voyage - 1992, MP3 (tracks), 320 kbps torrent

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Sirius (Mr.Sirius) - Crystal Voyage

Жанр: Progressive Rock
Год выпуска диска: 1992
Производитель диска: Japan
Аудио кодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 50:36
Трэклист:
1 Suite 19:59
2 Crystal Voyage 10:09
3 Land of Eternity 11:39
4 Two Will Be One: Part 2 3:36
5 Wanderer 5:13
Доп. информация: Line-up / Musicians

Kazuhiro Miyatake / guitars, bass-pedal, chorus, keyboards
Toshiyuki Kanoh / keyboards, chorus
Masanori Inagaki -/lead vocal, drums, percussion
Hidehiko Muraoka / bass, chorus
Chihiro Fujioka / drums, percussion
Reibun Ohtani, Dentaru Sugimoto / lead-guitar
Toshio Araya, Fumie Kurata, Kumi Yoshida, Atsuko Matsui / chorus
Miyoko Miyatake / vocal, chorus, keyboards
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Mr. Sirius biography
MR. SIRIUS is in fact a trio masterminded by multi-instrumentalist Kazuhiro Miyatake; the trio is completed by female vocalist/keyboardist Hiroka Nagai (ex-singer of PAGEANT) and drummer Chihiro Fujioka. Their music is a mixture of symphonic and Canterbury styles with a strong classical feel. The dominant mood may be very soft and pastoral, mostly brought on by the piano, soft acoustic guitar and flute play; however, the music gets quite energetic and jazzy when the organ, Mellotron and Emerson-like synths come in.

Of the two studio albums they have released todate, their latest ("Dirge") probably best succeeds at merging the Cantebury style with the lush, almost Italian symphonic prog sound. Worth mentioning also are the beautiful and powerful vocals of Hiroka Nagai who sings in both Japanese and (mostly) English. If you ever thought Japanese vocals weren't always up to par when it comes prog, you'll be pleasantly surprised here. All in all, the best way to describe these albums would be to try and imagine a cross between The ENID's "Aerie Faerie Nonsense" and CAMEL's "Snow Goose" with female vocals.

Recommended to fans of melodic Japanese prog bands such as TERU'S SYMPHONIA, OUTER LIMITS, PAGEANT and PALE ACUTE MOON, but also to fans of early CAMEL and The ENID.
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