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LOST IN PERCEPTION

Retrospective

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3.73 | 12 ratings | 2 reviews | 25% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2012

Songs / Tracks Listing


01. The End Of The Winter Lethargy 5:30
02. Huge Black Hole 3:58
03. Egoist 5:32
04. Lunch 6:34
05. Our Story Is Beginning Now 3:58
06. Tomorrow Will Change 6:19
07. Musical Land 4:23
08. Ocean Of A Little Thoughts 3:45
09. Swallow The Green Tone 10:34

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Line-up / Musicians


Jakub Roszak (vocals)
Beata Łagoda (keyboards)
Maciej Klimek (guitar)
Łukasz Marszałek (bass guitar)
Robert Kusik (drums)
Alan Szczepaniak (guitar)


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Vol. 2-RetrospectiveVol. 2-Retrospective
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2007
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Vol. 1-RetrospectiveVol. 1-Retrospective
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RETROSPECTIVE Lost in Perception ratings distribution


3.73
(12 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(25%)
25%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(33%)
33%
Good, but non-essential (42%)
42%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
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Review by kev rowland
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4 stars I don't know why it has taken these Polish proggers four years since 'Stolen Thoughts', but at last they are back with their new album. What we have here is a solid combination of prog rock, prog metal, classic rock and a host of other influences. Jakub Roszak has a very strong voice and can either drive a song along or be more reflective as on "Lunch" where he duets with Beata Łagoda. They mix Muse with Porcupine Tree in a way that is immediate and inviting to the proghead, while never losing any of the power and thrust of a hard rock band. They can slow it down or speed it up, yet always with the vocals at the heart of what they are doing.

In many ways this is a very mature piece of work, layered and thoughtful with strong production. This is yet another album that proves that prog music is very much alive and well in Poland, and luckily their website can be read by those who prefer English at www.retrospective.pl . Sheer class from beginning to end.

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3 stars This is a band that I had VERY high expectations for after falling under their spell with their first and second albums, 2007's EP, Spectrum of the Green Morning, and 2008's Stolen Thoughts, but this output is sorely disappointing. The music lacks any interesting development or emotional impac ... (read more)

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