THE LOST DOMAIN

The Wood Demons

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Crossover Prog

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3.12 | 6 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 2017

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. The Other Side (5:46)
2. Caught in the Drift of an Idle Day (5:52)
3. All Alone in Istanbul (6:32)
4. Poor Traumatised You (4:59)
5. Indian Summer (6:42)

Total Time 29:51

Line-up / Musicians

- Simon Carbery / electric & acoustic guitars, vocals
- Rick Startin / guitars, keyboards, vocals
- John Silver / bass
- Naomi Belshaw / electric violin
- Ed Kontargyris / drums (4)
- Valentina Monsurro / drums (1,2,3,5)

Releases information

Format: Digital
May 23, 2017

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3.12
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Review by kenethlevine
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Three years before the acclaimed "Angels of Peckham Rye", the WOOD DEMONS released this debut EP, which is what the tentative often do as a sort of "floater". However, "The Lost Domain" is, apart from the poor production, in no way demure, with three all out rockers out of 5 tracks, infused with varying degrees of the group's myriad other influences of which but one is prog rock. On the best numbers, they remind me of a long lived UK band JUMP, particularly on "All Alone in Istanbul", which does miss a minor opportunity to go a little Asia Minor on us. It is mysterious though, and along with the perhaps politically insensitive but luxuriously atmospheric ballad "Poor Traumatized You", prove that WOOD DEMONS are least likely to be relegated to the archivist's back pages, if they modulate just a titch, or more.

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