TIME FLIES

Omenopus

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Psychedelic/Space Rock

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Studio Album, released in 2010

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Truth & Lies (7:05)
2. These Are My Thoughts (9:21)
3. Don't Want To Be Here (3:23)
4. Night Twist (7:09)
5. Night Twist Omega (6:50)
6. Hen (3:03)
7. Le Chapeau Rouge (4:18)
8. You Don't Talk Like A Human (4:08)
9. Snapshot (19:49)

Total Time 65:06

Line-up / Musicians

- Lee Potts / multiple instruments
- John Pierpoint / guitars, bass
- Bridget Wishart / voices

Releases information

CD / MP3 Monty Maggot Records MMCD002 (2010)

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OMENOPUS Time Flies ratings distribution

4.05
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Review by Windhawk
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator

UK-based outfit OMENOPUS came to be sometime around 2009, when long time ambient music creator Lee Potts got in touch with vocalist Bridget Wishart. At some point instrumentalist John Pierpoint got involved too, and from social interaction the acquaintance soon evolved into a musical collaboration. "Time Flies" is their debut album, and was released in 2010.

UK-based outfit Omenopus has crafted themselves a fine debut effort with "Time Flies". Despite sporting a somewhat synthetic sound, the blend of ambient-inspired synths and keyboard textures with energetic rhythms, instrument inserts and sound additions and the soft, distant vocals of Bridget Wishart on top should interest most with a fascination for this type of music, as long as you aren't dependent on a driving, defined rock foundation that is.

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