Tomas Bodin Sweden
Musician, composer, lyricist and analog synth nerd. After 20 years being the keyboardist and the main influencer in the progressive rock band The Flower Kings, Tomas aimed for new sonic possibilities. His tonality and unpredictable harmonic structures have put him to be one-of-a-kind artist. Recently Tomas also developed a big interest for photography. ... more
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This is one of the best interpretations I've heard of Genesis music, Pete would have made an excellent replacement vocalist for the band itself, he has a lovely feel for the songs, and a perfect voice for the material
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Pete Jones Plays Genesis - Seven Stones Turned (Charity Release)
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An amazing reinterpretations of old Genesis classics. Even "Invisible touch", in my opinion one of the worst songs by Genesis, in this album is a little gem. You can almost imagine Steve Hackett on classical guitar.
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Furcula Episode 1
by Asger Baden & Peder
Asger Baden & Peder’s music has been featured on “Breaking Bad,” and the harrowing songs on “Furcula” have that same gripping tension.
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Learning To Growl
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Cinematic post-rock with Irish folk elements and cascading melodies.
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Between Waves
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On their sixth studio album, The Album Leaf flesh out their post-rock dynamics with ambient synths and keyboards, driving percussion, and swelling trumpets.
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The Mad Mothster's Tea Party - (The Official Bootleg)
by Tiger Moth Tales
supported by 4 fans who also own “Farewell to a Scotsman”
Another GREAT! live album release and one that perhaps offers plenty of variety of the longer time slot and the set list which features a few surprises. Once again Jones is playing on his own and delivers the goods with his truly GREAT! performances and usual humour and interaction with the crowd. His presence alone makes it more warm and inviting and there is plenty here to get your teeth into. Highly recommended...
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