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Holy Lamb Rīga, Latvia
Founded in 1991, Holy Lamb is a progressive rock band from Latvia. Their records are worth checking out by everyone into
vintage progressive rock that's spiced with some heavier or avant-garde bits.
The band's latest studio album, Gyrosophy, was released by French label Musea Parallele on 30 May 2016.
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The World is Flat ...and other alternative facts
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I like "Beyond the Seventh Wave" pretty much - but it's follow-up album "The World is Flat" is even better, in my opinion. There's not a single song I need to skip, the tracks are balanced very well musically, and even the longer tracks are largely free of unnecessary twiddly bits. Basically, the music is typical Dutch symphonic rock à la "Kayak" with a wonderfully melodic e-guitar and lots of vintage keyboard sounds like hammond organ, mellotron, and Yamaha CP-style e-piano, but with some nice extras, brought in by the violin, flute, and french horn used in some of the arrangements. Since the band is not inclined to disclose its more contemporary prog influences, I'll make a guess: "Big Big Train"? Well, sometimes I'm reminded of this first-class band while listening to this album...
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The Field Where She Died
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