EPOCH

Wyndham Earl

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Psychedelic/Space Rock

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Studio Album, released in 2020

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Enter the Behemoth (4:31)
2. The Watcher (3:54)
3. Concentric Circles (6:17)
4. Night of the Hunter (6:13)
5. Shards of Light (1:17)
6. Bridges: Building (7:10)
7. Bracken (3:43)
8. The Calm & the Storm (4:04)
9. Crossing Bridges (4:34)

Total Time 41:43

Line-up / Musicians

- Wyndham Earl / samples, synths, bass, Rhodes piano, guitar, sitar, percussion, harmonium, saz, melodica, thumb piano
- Ewan Wallace / electric & acoustic guitars (1,3,4,6,8,9)
- Ben Cook / saxophone (2,4)
- Ginny Hatfield / clarinet (2)
- Mike Simmonds / violin, viola (6)
- David Meckin / flute (2)
- Graham Sowerby / drums (3)
- Steve Wattis / drums (3)
- Mike Lesirge / saxophone (4)
- Ryan Jacob / trumpet, flugelhorn (4,8)
- Elizabeth Beckman / voice (7)
- Jack Baker / drums (6)
- Jules Arthur / piano (7)

Releases information

LP/Digital album, Time Spun Records TSPUN005, UK

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4 stars Gagh I wrote a review then switched tabs and it got deleted? sigh (puts album back on) Wyndham Earls debut lp in the artists own words is a mix of hip hop, prog and Jazz. Track One Enter The Behemoth opens with tremolo guitar lines fading in and out as hard hitting drums, deep sparse bass, p ... (read more)

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