FROM A FADING WORLD

Rubber Tea

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4.43 | 38 ratings | 2 reviews | 34% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2023

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Ouranja Valley (1:14)
2. Day of Wrath (3:15)
3. Go (5:30)
4. Desert Man (5:37)
5. Fading Forest (5:00)
6. Chaturanga (6:03)
7. The Gate (2:09)
8. Welcome to Sunnville (0:54)
9. Superhexacatalyst (2:52)
10. Silence Answer Me (6:04)
11. Ground Control (4:31)

Total Time 43:09

Line-up / Musicians

- Vanessa Gross / vocals, saxophone, flute
- Lennart Hinz / vocals, keyboards, guitar
- Jonas Roustai / guitar
- David Erzmann / bass
- Henri Pink / drums

With:
- Lorenz Bolle / cello (1,6)
- Claudia Jim�nez Ram�rez / violin (3,5)
- Rostyslav Voitko / alto saxophone (2,4,5,9)
- Adam Spoerhase / tenor saxophone (6,8)
- Jakob M�ller / trumpet (6,8)
- Niko F�rster / tuba (8)
- Charlotte Fiedler / flute (8)

Releases information

Composition and arrangement by Lennart Hinz and David Erzmann
All strings arranged by Lennart Hinz
Wind instruments on 'Welcome to Sunnville' arranged by David Erzmann
Mixing by Lennart Hinz and David Erzmann
Mastering by Christoph Hoppe-Thiele
Artwork and album concept by David Erzmann

CD Digipak Tonzonen Records (2023, Germany)

LP Limited edition, 300 copies, red black marbled, large 24-page booklet, DL card Tonzonen Records (2023, Germany)

Digital album

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RUBBER TEA From a Fading World ratings distribution

4.43
(38 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(34%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(47%)
Good, but non-essential (18%)
Collectors/fans only (0%)
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5 stars This fantastic young German group continues to impress. On their second album, it's immediately evident that the band is willing to push their boundaries further. Their flirtation with Canterbury becomes more pronounced, and their delightful singer exudes a newfound boldness. Right from the start, t ... (read more)

Report this review (#3035477) | Posted by Andis | Friday, April 5, 2024 | Review Permanlink

5 stars Only two words:simply stunning! This is my second review on progarchives after many years.I needed to write a review because this Lp is something we can't listen frequently nowdays.Delicate,articulate,beautiful melodies,wonderful use of the instruments like sax and flute and the beautiful voice ... (read more)

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