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Impending Ascension
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Magellan
's
Impending Ascension
is a truly great
progressive rock
work. Following the same formula as the previous
Hour of Restoration
,
features better, more consistent songwriting and a harder-edged sound.
"Estadium Nacional"
and
"Waterfront Weirdos,"
both 11-minutes long, get the album off to a great start. They both feature timing and melody changes that have to be heard to be appreciated. Combined with the new, harder-edged sound, it's clear that
has found its niche with this album.
"Songsmith"
"Virtual Reality"
are excellent five-minute songs, with the former built around a strong guitar riff and the latter around a strong melody. The last song of any consequence,
"Storms and Mutiny,"
another 11-minute song, is about
namesake
Ferdinand Magellan
's circumnavigation of the globe. This song builds throughout, reaching great intensity by the end on both guitar and vocals.
is a classic
album. ~ David White
's
Impending Ascension
is a truly great
progressive rock
work. Following the same formula as the previous
Hour of Restoration
,
features better, more consistent songwriting and a harder-edged sound.
"Estadium Nacional"
and
"Waterfront Weirdos,"
both 11-minutes long, get the album off to a great start. They both feature timing and melody changes that have to be heard to be appreciated. Combined with the new, harder-edged sound, it's clear that
has found its niche with this album.
"Songsmith"
"Virtual Reality"
are excellent five-minute songs, with the former built around a strong guitar riff and the latter around a strong melody. The last song of any consequence,
"Storms and Mutiny,"
another 11-minute song, is about
namesake
Ferdinand Magellan
's circumnavigation of the globe. This song builds throughout, reaching great intensity by the end on both guitar and vocals.
is a classic
album. ~ David White