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FALLING SATELLITES

Frost*

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3.75 | 256 ratings | 4 reviews | 24% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2016

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. First Day (1:37)
2. Numbers (4:22)
3. Towerblock (6:14)
4. Signs (6:37)
5. Lights Out (3:52)
6. Heartstrings (6:21)
7. Closer to the Sun (7:21)
8. The Raging Against the Dying of the Light Blues in 7/8 (7:50)
9. Nice Day for It... (6:38)
10. Hypoventilate (2:01)
11. Last Day (3:02)

Total Time 55:55

Bonus tracks on 2016 releases:
12. Latern (3:45)
13. British Wintertime (6:30)

Extra bonus track on 2016 double-LP edition:
14. untitled (instrumental) (8:50)

Line-up / Musicians

- John Mitchell / vocals, guitar
- Jem Godfrey / electric & lap steel guitars, keyboards, Chapman Stick, vocals, producer
- Nathan King / bass
- Craig Blundell / drums

With:
- Tori Beaumont / vocals (5)
- Joe Satriani / guitar (7)
- Mark Knight / violin (8)

Releases information

Artwork: Paul Tippett

CD Inside Out Music ‎- IOMCD 450 (2016, US) With 2 bonus tracks

2LP + CD Inside Out Music ‎- IOMLP 450 (2016, Europe) On both media with 3 bonus tracks

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and to Quinino for the last updates
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FROST* Falling Satellites ratings distribution


3.75
(256 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(24%)
24%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(38%)
38%
Good, but non-essential (22%)
22%
Collectors/fans only (13%)
13%
Poor. Only for completionists (3%)
3%

FROST* Falling Satellites reviews


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Collaborators/Experts Reviews

Review by DamoXt7942
FORUM & SITE ADMIN GROUP Avant/Cross/Neo/Post Teams
4 stars A dramatic and catchy theater between First Day and Last Day. In the spring of 2016, FROST* have given their first bark titled "Falling Satellites", where are full of highly qualified pop essence tinged mainly with a tad complex Neo-symphonic sauce. Grabbing minds of young progressive rock fan and dealing carefully with old proggers ... each might be different from another and simultaneously both should give extreme energy or power to all of progressive freaks without any doubt. This album notifies us of such a certification.

And let me say they've discharged various elements here and there. Their sound strategy might look toward pop melody line with hard-edged eccentric rhythm basis for the sake of digging a cool novelty out and be constructed elaborately with massive influence by not only plenty of progressive rock pioneers but also pop / rock legends. Electric confusion like Discipline-Era Crimson, speedy rock chasing into comfort, technical complicated plays (killer ones), sound effects often used nowadays, fantastic sincere chorus, explosive sound virtuality under rockin spiritual clear sky ... lots of musical expression methods are around them indeed.

Kinda tough call to find a novelty or an innovative attention via such a soundscape / subgenre like theirs actually but the "pop / rock" composition quality and their brilliant play and technique can be felt awesome. No suspicion. And personally "Hypoventilate", flooded with drastically deep mental deflation, is my love. ;)

Latest members reviews

5 stars 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 remin ... (read more)

Report this review (#1609422) | Posted by rollit2 | Saturday, September 10, 2016 | Review Permanlink

3 stars Frost - an on-again, off-again project of musical producer Jem Godfrey - mixes classical symphonic prog influences (through the dominant role of synthesizers) with modern electronic-based music and bombastic power pop. All prog bands overdo something - some the instrumental side, some the vocals ... (read more)

Report this review (#1600193) | Posted by Progrussia | Monday, August 22, 2016 | Review Permanlink

5 stars Finally, Frost* is back after eight years? And what a comeback it is!!! Wow! This album immediately grabbed my full attention the first time I listened to it! I can hardly contain myself when listening to this album, I can't sit still when I'm listening to it behind my desk. What can you expect? ... (read more)

Report this review (#1559704) | Posted by Ier | Saturday, May 7, 2016 | Review Permanlink

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