Danger of Pop!
Progressive rock band EAS returns with their new song “Gravity”

The progressive rock band Experimental Artificial Sphere (EAS) based in Northern Germany returns in an impressive way following an extensive break.

Their new track „Gravity“ is the first of a number of single track releases and opens the series rather laid-back. The band utilises a variety of spherical stylistic devices and can at times border on the pop genre. This is not uncommon since their repertoire has always been a well-balanced mix of mainstream-friendly rock-pop titles and epic progressive songs that display a hint of influence from Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons Project, Marillion or RPWL.

“Gravity” narrates the story of a child suffering from the absence and empty promises of his father and who is haunted by these traumata throughout his life. EAS have taken up a societal problem, since children of broken relationships often deal with the consequences in one way or another their entire life.
There are plans to release at least two more tracks in 2019. The next release is set to eliminate the “danger of pop”.

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