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 01. "Luminol" 02. "Drive home" 03. "The holy drinker" 04. "The pin drop" 05. "The watchmaker" 06. "The raven that refused to sing"
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| | Description: | Highly respected British artist Steven Wilson releases his third solo album, THE RAVEN THAT REFUSED TO SING (AND OTHER STORIES). The much anticipated new album was written between January and July and recorded in Los Angeles in September. Stevens current band is a collection of stellar musicians: Guthrie Govan, Nick Beggs, Marco Minnemann, Theo Travis, and Adam Holzman. The record has been engineered by legendary producer/engineer Alan Parsons and consists of six songs, three of which are ten minute plus epics and are based on stories of the supernatural.Recorded at East West Studios, Los Angeles 15th-21st September 2012.
Recorded at Angel Studio 17th October 2012.
Mellotron overdubs recorded at DGM using the original [a70828] MKII mellotron.
Elements also retained from the demos which were recorded between Jan-July 2012.
Final overdubs and mix at No Man's Land, October 2012.
Clear jewel case including a 16-page booklet containing lyrics and credits. Sticker on cellophane wrap.
The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Steven Wilson under exclusive licence to Kscope ? 2013 Steven Wilson © 2013 Steven Wilson.
Made in Germany | | | Producer: |
Steven Wilson |
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6 |
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1082422KSC |
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PAVOL M. - 09/Oct/2014  The Raven That Refused To Sing is third solo album form Steven Wilson. It is his best album I mean.
Music is original as usually. Hard to say - just listen and try compare with another progressive you know.
Wilson is only one, Wilson is numbee one in recent progressive rock.
I recommend to all fans of his later albums, Porcupine Tree, Riverside (Poland), ...
|  |  Marco M. - 09/Jun/2015  a review of this album after the release of the masterpiece "hands.cannot.erase" it's not easy; it's a matter of inspiration, almost. Hands cannot erase is an inspired work, result of a clear, intense vision under musical and narrative aspects, both developed in a deep way.
The Rave..is inspired too but after more than one year I feel it colder even if not unable to leave you lost in your emotions (it's Always a Steven Wilson album at last).
This is perhaps the more progressive album rleleased by Wilson, the only one where I feel the style covering the songs more than melody and inspiration. This does not mean we have an album without soul, a song like "Drive home" is right here to state this to our ears and also a song like "Holy drinker" has its emotionel gem hidden into its structures.
Are you approaching first time to Steven Wilson solist project? well, start with Hands Cannot Erase or Insurgentes.
If you're like me a "veteran" of all Wilson's projects (but I exclude the one with Akerfeldt...) give a chance to this album too because it is Always able to add another piece to the mosaic of Steven's music, the one you're collecting into your soul since you met his voice and the few talented artists around him.
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