WOUNDED FHEALER SERIES PART TWO

Make A Rising

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RIO/Avant-Prog

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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 2014

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. I Forgot To Shave (03:08)
2. On (07:36)

Total Time 10:44

Line-up / Musicians

Make A Rising is:
Jesse Moynihan, Justin Moynihan, John Heron, Andrew Ciccone

Guest Musicians:
Jesse Sparhawk - Harp
Dan Blacksberg - Trombone
John Pettit - Trumpet
Ako Castuera - vocals
Brandon Beaver - vocals

Releases information

released 17 September 2014

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Review by LearsFool
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In the second part of the epic Wounded Fhealer Saga, our heroes, Make A Rising, continue to please with some of the quirkiest and most refreshing avant-prog in years. "I Forgot To Shave" follows a man who not just forgot to shave, but seems to have forgotten how to shave, and ends up entering a crazed nightmare world... or something neat like that. Guitar and bass do well to help guide us through this strange vision. "On" starts off with some nice guitar, before going on to call and response singing with epic chamber instruments blaring, then through a lull to horns and drums welcoming in a Canterbury inspired ending. Now we're really picking up a pace, and the band seem poised to offer ever more great music to spice up our lives and discographies.

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