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Topic: Released 18th July - Crimson Stone by Multi Story

Posted By: Lambsie
Subject: Released 18th July - Crimson Stone by Multi Story
Date Posted: July 18 2016 at 08:34

Released 18th July

Crimson Stone by Multi Story

www.multistoryband.co.uk

After a break of just 29 years, legendary UK Symphonic / Neo Prog band Multi Story are back!

Following their two albums East West (1985) and Through Your Eyes (1987), the band have had a very long hiatus, but with singer Paul Ford and keyboard player Rob Wilsher at the helm, that band are back and doing what they do best - producing Prog in the grand melodic tradition of Genesis, Marillion, IQ and Pallas. Alongside Paul Ford's trademark vocals - very much in the Fish style - and the soaring guitar of Aedan Neale are the band's secret weapon, the lush, symphonic keyboards and sound design of Rob Wilsher. Indeed it is the keyboard textures that really define the epic tone of this album, typified by the glorious title track Crimson Stone.

The album is available directly from the band using the following link:

http://www.multistoryband.co.uk/#!shop/yqv6i

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

Twitter: @1973promo

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Posted By: RoadLASER
Date Posted: July 20 2016 at 08:03

Great album.
Instead of "Genesis, Marillion, IQ and Pallas" I would write "early Marillion and early Fish"