ASHES OF A DIARY

Dreaming Madmen

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Crossover Prog

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4.03 | 14 ratings | 1 reviews | 29% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2019

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Page One (2:57)
2. Behind My Wall (8:55)
3. Your Possessor (6:49)
4. Lock Thyself (4:32)
5. Enigma (5:53)
6. Ashes Of A Diary (5:19)
7. Final Page (Until We Meet Again) (4:38)

Total Time 39:03

Line-up / Musicians

- Mathew Aboujaoude / guitars, keyboards, voices
- Christopher Aboujaoude / bass, keyboards, voices

- Ian Geyer / drums, percussion
- Rohan Sharma / synthesizer (2, 5)
- Caelin Tralongo / voices (3)

Releases information

CD / Digital Self-released (2019)

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DREAMING MADMEN Ashes Of A Diary ratings distribution

4.03
(14 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(29%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(50%)
Good, but non-essential (21%)
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Review by Windhawk
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US based band DREAMING MADMEN was officially formed back by the Aboujaoude brothers fairly recently. Presumably as a side project needed for them to use their creative impulses to write and perform their own material, as that aspect of a musician's life is more limited in their main band Brick Floyd. "Ashes of a Diary" is their debut album, and was released in the early fall of 2019.

Dreaming Madmen takes a natural step outwards from their main band Brick Floyd to create a debut album made very much in the mould of Gilmour-era Pink Floyd. The moods, atmospheres, key arrangements and song structures all reference back to later day Pink Floyd. That being said, the band manages to expand their palette a bit beyond this as well, and while the music may not be all that original it is well made and executed. As such, this is a production that merits a check by those who love and treasure the sound of Gilmour era Pink Floyd as well as the bands exploring similar territories.

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