A TRICK OF LIGHT

Simeon Soul Charger

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Crossover Prog

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3.93 | 10 ratings | 1 reviews | 20% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2015

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. The Prince of Wands (A Trick of Light) (6:05)
2. Heavy (3:49)
3. Evening Drag (6:19)
4. How Do You Peel (6:17)
5. Where Do You Hide (3:19)
6. Workers Hymn (4:15)
7. The Illusionist (4:38)
8. Jane (3:21)
9. I Put a Spell on You (6:30)
10. Floating Castles (6:07)

Total time 50:40

Line-up / Musicians

- Aaron Brooks / vocals, guitars, keyboards
- Rick Phillips / guitars, vocals, mandolin
- Joe Kidd / drums, percussion, vocals
- Spider Monkey / bass, banjo

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3.93
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Review by Windhawk
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US quartet SIMEON SOUL CHARGER was formed in 2008, and following two initial self-released EPs the band signed with the German label Gentle Art of Music, which has released all the studio albums of this band to date. "A Trick of Light" is their third full-length production, and was issued in early 2015.

Simeon Soul Charger comes across as a well developed band with a sound and style that combine being distinctly vintage on one hand and fairly unique on the other. None of the different elements used can be described as novel I guess, but the sum of them adds up into something greater indeed. Progressive rock fans with a strong affection for vintage and presumably psychedelic rock from sometime around 1970 should try out this band for size. I suspect most of them will nod approvingly. In particular those amongst them who enjoy bands adding folk music elements to their material.

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