Unisphere - Le Voyage De l'Enfant Lune (2004)
BAND/ARTIST: Unisphere
- Title: Le Voyage De l'Enfant Lune
- Year Of Release: 2004
- Label: Ipso facto [IF2014]
- Genre: Rock, Neo Progressive
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 66:55
- Total Size: 459 MB(+3%) | 158 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Quand je serai Grand (10:50)
2. La Femme Sandwich (12:04)
3. L'Enfant Lune (Le Voyage)
4. Aide-moi (4:09)
5. Raconte-moi une Histoire (23:22)
personnel :
Claude Boisvert - keyboards, vocals
Mario Bouchard - bass
Rejean Bouchard - guitar
Yves Cossette - drums & percussion
Daniel Laroche - vocals (4), drums & percussion
This is a very good debut CD from a Québécois prog band. The album is progressive rock through and through but goes through a couple changes before settling into the dominant style, which is close to the best French symphonic prog, with a serious and somewhat dark feel and a slight Pink Floyd influence. The album opens though sounding like Peter Gabriel singing in French, almost to the point of plagiarism. (You’ll hear Biko during track 1.) Next the album moves into Genesis and Yes territory. Then all that is pretty much abandoned for the much more original style that covers most of the album’s 67 minutes. The tracks are very long but never feel drawn out, and the French-language vocals are superb, as we’ve come to expect from the Québec prog bands (those that sing in French anyway).
1. Quand je serai Grand (10:50)
2. La Femme Sandwich (12:04)
3. L'Enfant Lune (Le Voyage)
4. Aide-moi (4:09)
5. Raconte-moi une Histoire (23:22)
personnel :
Claude Boisvert - keyboards, vocals
Mario Bouchard - bass
Rejean Bouchard - guitar
Yves Cossette - drums & percussion
Daniel Laroche - vocals (4), drums & percussion
This is a very good debut CD from a Québécois prog band. The album is progressive rock through and through but goes through a couple changes before settling into the dominant style, which is close to the best French symphonic prog, with a serious and somewhat dark feel and a slight Pink Floyd influence. The album opens though sounding like Peter Gabriel singing in French, almost to the point of plagiarism. (You’ll hear Biko during track 1.) Next the album moves into Genesis and Yes territory. Then all that is pretty much abandoned for the much more original style that covers most of the album’s 67 minutes. The tracks are very long but never feel drawn out, and the French-language vocals are superb, as we’ve come to expect from the Québec prog bands (those that sing in French anyway).
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