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"Psalm 6" - EP-album by Roz Vitalis

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Topic: "Psalm 6" - EP-album by Roz Vitalis

Posted By: felonafan
Subject: "Psalm 6" - EP-album by Roz Vitalis
Date Posted: September 11 2016 at 10:06

The band ROZ VITALIS (hard-to-define prog / avant prog / sympho prog) informs about digital release of the newest studio opus. This is 33-minute 6-track EP-album titled "Psalm 6". It is available here: https://rozvitalis.bandcamp.com/album/psalm-6" rel="nofollow - https://rozvitalis.bandcamp.com/album/psalm-6
Ii is the concept album about spiritual quest and emotional upheaval of human being in a situation of strong stress. “Psalm 6” is “a wholesale artistic statement” rather than “a bunch of songs”. 33 minutes of sinking into the spiritual world of human being seeking truth in the times of trouble.
You can rate or review it here: http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=52966" rel="nofollow - http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=52966
This EP-album is the part of working on the future full-length studio album by ROZ VITALIS.
For financing it the band has organized and successfully completed crowdfunding campaign at
https://planeta.ru/campaigns/roz_vitalis_new_album" rel="nofollow - https://planeta.ru/campaigns/roz_vitalis_new_album
Two longest tracks from EP-album - title track and "Passing Over" - should be (with some adjustments) included in this forthcoming full-length release. At the present time the band records some additional instruments and prepares stuff for mixing.

The band will be glad to read reviews of this EP-album; perhaps, some critique will be "accepted" in the course of recording and mixing of the forthcoming full-length studio album.