01-12-2018, 17:24
And another one - Steve Hackett's new album is due out on 25 January 2019 ...
At the Edge of Light
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He's just released a taster - "Under The Eye Of The Sun" and says ...
“Under the Eye of the Sun celebrates the wonder and spirit of the amazing rock-scapes I've experienced: Monument Valley, Sedona, Grand Canyon, Uluru and Arabian desert. This picture video by Leigh Harris and Franck Avril along with the song captures the sharp contrasts of bright light and mysterious darkness through the Shamanic heartbeat of these awe-inspiring places... Enjoy!”
STEVE HACKETT, November 2018 (from the YT clip description)
Mad bass courtesy of Jonas Reingold - three drummers on the album - not sure who's where at this stage - Nick D'Virgilio, Simon Phillips, Gulli Briem - very busy this track ... hmmmm .... love the rock-scapes, the 'bones of the earth' he calls them, which is brilliant. Fascinating to see the shapes and forms carved by the elements in all our ancient places, and sometimes difficult to believe that they have not been manufactured!! The didge in the middle section is appropriate methinks ...
At the Edge of Light
He's just released a taster - "Under The Eye Of The Sun" and says ...
“Under the Eye of the Sun celebrates the wonder and spirit of the amazing rock-scapes I've experienced: Monument Valley, Sedona, Grand Canyon, Uluru and Arabian desert. This picture video by Leigh Harris and Franck Avril along with the song captures the sharp contrasts of bright light and mysterious darkness through the Shamanic heartbeat of these awe-inspiring places... Enjoy!”
STEVE HACKETT, November 2018 (from the YT clip description)
Mad bass courtesy of Jonas Reingold - three drummers on the album - not sure who's where at this stage - Nick D'Virgilio, Simon Phillips, Gulli Briem - very busy this track ... hmmmm .... love the rock-scapes, the 'bones of the earth' he calls them, which is brilliant. Fascinating to see the shapes and forms carved by the elements in all our ancient places, and sometimes difficult to believe that they have not been manufactured!! The didge in the middle section is appropriate methinks ...
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