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    Posted: November 16 2023 at 00:53

Looking-Glass Lantern (the alter ego of Graham Dunnington) will release 'A Victorian Christmas Compendium' album on November 24th. Cool
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more details please or a link with the news, I like this band for years, sadly unknown in prog circles
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Originally posted by b_olariu b_olariu wrote:

more details please or a link with the news, I like this band for years, sadly unknown in prog circles

 Some info from the press-release:

  "It was in the Victorian era that most of our modern-day Christmas traditions were first established, partly through the influence of Queen Victoria and Charles Dickens. This album takes the listener through a late-Victorian Christmas, beginning with the advent calendar, and progressing through to New Year’s Day. This is a middle-class Christmas – the family can afford the latest Christmas accoutrements and expensive presents – but below them in the social hierarchy is a world of grinding poverty, in which Christmas could hardly be celebrated at all. Nevertheless, like all Christmases this one ends on an optimistic note – the Christmas message is indeed a universal one".

 There'll be 10 compositions with a total length of 64 minutes. From the musical standpoint, that should apply to those who enamoured the previous LGL records.  Wink

  
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