FALLING SATELLITES

Frost*

Neo-Prog

3.75 | 257 ratings

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This album touches something in me, it is long long time since I fall in love with some music, but I find myself listening it every day. Every. Day.

It could that it is such a strange misture, I would call it a mix of progressive rock and progressive pop. Yes, progressive pop. Some passages reminds me of the good thing that Genesis did in post-Hackett era, like Duke's travel/end.

I do not find this album perfect, but it sticks so much, the instrumental of British Wintertime, the climax of Closer to the Sun, the speedy of Numbers, that 5 is more adequate than 4. Anyway, you cannot love them, even if they only wrote Hyperventilate, it's enough to make a career and being remembered 100 years from now.

rollit2 | 5/5 | 2016-9-10

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