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SPHERES

Nangyala

Psychedelic/Space Rock


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2.21 | 9 ratings | 2 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1997

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Afraid (5:56)
2. No Willy! (6:06)
3. Satin Dress (6:43)
4. As You Fly (5:44)
5. Brand New Day (6:18)

Total Time: 30:47

Line-up / Musicians

- Alex Armaos / vocals, electric guitar
- Peter Chattelin / vocals, bass
- Stefan van de Anker / guitars
- Tom Spaapen / hammond, keyboard
- Danyo Romijn / synthesizer, keyboard
- Geronio Welling / drums, percussion

Releases information

CD Self Produced (1997)

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NANGYALA Spheres ratings distribution


2.21
(9 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(0%)
0%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(56%)
56%
Good, but non-essential (0%)
0%
Collectors/fans only (44%)
44%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
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Review by erik neuteboom
PROG REVIEWER
2 stars The climbing-rock on the picture of the front cover is at about a mile away from my home in the south of The Hague and I have seen this promising group many times. Nangyala was an interesting blend of musicians with varied musical backgrounds, from heavy metal and electronic to symphonic and rock. Before they turned into a Rush/Pink Floyd/Marillion inspired progrock formation, Nangyala released this debut CD. The five tracks sound pleasant and varied but you can hear that these musicians still had to mature in composing and were still searching for the formula. Nangyala reached the local television, performed in the Omniversum (a know tourist attraction in The Hague) but due to increasing musical disputes, they disbanded in 2000. I am still disappointed about that because Nangyala had a lot to offer. Rating 2,5.

Review by apps79
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator
2 stars NANGYALA was a Durch prog band,evolving from PINK PROJECT,a company of twelve musicians,covering ''The wall'' and ''The dark side of the moon'' of PINK FLOYD in several big shows.Five out of the twelve mebers decided to form this new band,publicing their self-written material.''Spheres'' was their first work,a mini-CD around 30 minutes.

But unlike their PINK FLOYD related shows,which reputedly were quite fascinating,I cant say the same about their compositional abilities.''Spheres'' opens with a nice number,''Afraid'' is a modern psychedelic track with nice organ,good guitar work and bearable vocals.''No willy'' is a bit interesting,a quite Neo-Proggish instrumental track due to the decent guitar sound,while organ is again present.From now on the album heads to the downhill.''Satin Dress'' is a long mellow psychedelic cut with unbearable vocals,totally amateur in all its sides and fortunately forgettable.On ''As You Fly'' the band shows its metallic edge,the vocals are more than awful and the guitar riffing more than cliche.Skip this one too.The album closes with ''Brand new day'',an average track with an evident mid-70's FLOYD-ian aura,decent vocals this time,but trully far from the masters' sound. 10 minutes of decent music are not enough to enjoy this mini album and I think you will agree.''Spheres'' became more and more boring after each listening and thus,only Neo Prog and Psychedelic Rock collectors might enjoy it a bit.Not really recommended.

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