Comedy of Errors - Spirit. Available now

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Nineteen-73 are very proud to add Scottish
symphonic rock masters Comedy of Errors
to our growing roster of artists.

Creating music that draws from a wide
range of influences from classical to rock, the band pack a lot into their
songs aiming to take the listener on a thought-provoking and powerful musical
journey.

After a long absence from the scene, Comedy of Errors re-formed in 2010 and
have been busy increasing their profile, gigging in the UK and Europe including
rapturously-received appearances at the Summers End and Cambridge Rock
Festivals.  The band will play their most
prestigious gig yet on May 8 2016, with an appearance at the legendary Rosfest festival in Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania.

The band have also released 3 albums,
their first album effectively being Disobey
(2011) followed by Fanfare and
Fantasy (2013) and now Spirit.

Spirit is the band's most musically ambitious album so far,
representing a major step forward in the band's development dealing with themes
of grief, loss and ultimately, hope. The cornerstone of the album is a 45
minute unbroken piece taking the form of an emotional journey at once personal
and universal, despairing and uplifting. Using many choral and orchestral
textures, plus elements of Prog Metal, the album evokes the grand tradition of Yes, Renaissance and even Dream
Theater.

Based near Glasgow, Scotland, Comedy of
Errors are Joe Cairney (Vocals), John Fitzgerald (Bass), Bruce Levick (Drums),
Jim Johnston (Keyboards), Sam McCulloch (Guitar) and Mark Spalding (Guitar). 
Listen to clips and buy all 3 albums from www.comedyoferrors.org

Reviewers and radio
stations - please contact Stephen Lambe at Nineteen-73 Artist Promotions via [email protected] for further
details. 

Twitter: @1973promo  

Edited by Lambsie - April 25 2016 at 09:47

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	Comedy of Errors - Spirit. Available now Nineteen-73 are very proud to add Scottish symphonic rock masters Comedy of Errors to our growing roster of artists. Creating music that draws from a wide range of influences from classical to rock, the band pack a lot into their songs aiming to take the listener on a thought-provoking and powerful musical journey. After a long absence from the scene, Comedy of Errors re-formed in 2010 and have been busy increasing their profile, gigging in the UK and Europe including rapturously-received appearances at the Summers End and Cambridge Rock Festivals. The band will play their most prestigious gig yet on May 8 2016, with an appearance at the legendary Rosfest festival in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The band have also released 3 albums, their first album effectively being Disobey (2011) followed by Fanfare and Fantasy (2013) and now Spirit. Spirit is the band's most musically ambitious album so far, representing a major step forward in the band's development dealing with themes of grief, loss and ultimately, hope. The cornerstone of the album is a 45 minute unbroken piece taking the form of an emotional journey at once personal and universal, despairing and uplifting. Using many choral and orchestral textures, plus elements of Prog Metal, the album evokes the grand tradition of Yes, Renaissance and even Dream Theater. Based near Glasgow, Scotland, Comedy of Errors are Joe Cairney (Vocals), John Fitzgerald (Bass), Bruce Levick (Drums), Jim Johnston (Keyboards), Sam McCulloch (Guitar) and Mark Spalding (Guitar). Listen to clips and buy all 3 albums from www.comedyoferrors.org Reviewers and radio stations - please contact Stephen Lambe at Nineteen-73 Artist Promotions via [email protected] for further details. Twitter: @1973promo Edited by Lambsie - April 25 2016 at 09:47