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1.1 Prelude1.2 A Salesman's Guide to Nonexistence1.3 Feed the Horses1.4 Blood on the Radio1.5 Absentee1.6 Carnival1.7 Suspicious Waveforms1.8 Congrete Swandive1.9 In the Company of Worms1.10 My Famed Dissapearing Act |
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.. Nonexistent Places / Orange Crush Coloured Vinyl |
| | Description: | Maps Of Nonexistent Places is an album by Thank You Scientist, released in 2023. The album is a Coloured Vinyl, Gatefold Sleeve jazz 2-LP. - .. NONEXISTENT PLACES / ORANGE CRUSH COLOURED VINYLOrange Crush and Translucent Sky Blue, 2LP Gatefold . Remixed and Remastered of the 2012 debut full length. For the uninitiated, Thank You Scientist was forged from the music program at Montclair State University in New Jersey when guitarist Tom Monda met saxophonist Ellis Jasenovic and trumpeter Andrew Digrius. The three bonded over their love for Frank Zappa, Mahavishnu Orchestra, The Beatles and Harry Nilsson. Those influences would become the seeds for what Thank You Scientist would evolve into today. With the addition of vocalist Salvatore Marrano, bassist Greg Colacino, drummer Odin Alvarez and violinist Ben Karas, Thank You Scientist's lineup of virtuoso musicians was complete. The band would go on to self-release an EP, The Perils of Time Travel, in 2011 followed by their debut full-length, Maps of Non-Existent Places, in 2012, which caught the ear of Claudia Sanchez (Coheed and Cambria), a fellow purveyor of progressive stylings, and led to his signing of the band on his new label Evil Ink Records To pinpoint Thank You Scientist s sound would be inconceivable. On Maps of Non-Existent Places they hold a virtual master class on musicianship, fusing elements of progressive rock with jazz fusion, classical, metal, psychedelic and pop for a head spinning, mind-blowing listening experience. The seven-piece band, who collectively play some 20 instruments, boasts a hyper-composed sound which is indebted to their experience and formal training in both classical and jazz idioms. A Frank Zappa for the indie generation? Incubus jamming with the Mahavishnu Orchestra? Mr. Bungle and Steely Dan joining forces to fight Godzilla? King Crimson and the Brecker Brothers serenading you at your bedside? It all seems so strange on paper, yet it s sure to satisfy your ears in the best of ways.This is Thank You Scientist's second release, originally released independently through their Bandcamp account, which has been remastered and pressed upon signing to Evil Ink Records. This release was taken off of their Bandcamp (presumably upon being signed), though their first release, The Perils Of Time Travel, is still available there.
Track times taken from times found from the digital version of the album purchased from iTunes.
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180g Black"Maps Of Nonexistent Places - Orange Crush" is a special edition LP by the progressive rock band Thank You Scientist, released under the label FLYING JANGUS. This album showcases the band's signature blend of intricate musicianship, genre-bending compositions, and vibrant energy. Known for their fusion of rock, jazz, and classical influences with virtuosic performances on guitar, violin, brass instruments and more, Thank You Scientist has carved out a unique space in modern progressive music since their formation in 2009. Their previous albums have received critical acclaim for pushing boundaries within the genre and building a devoted international fanbase. The "Orange Crush" variant adds an exclusive collectible touch to this already celebrated release. FLYING JANGUS is renowned for producing high-quality vinyl editions that cater to audiophiles and collectors alike?ensuring each pressing meets exceptional standards both in sound fidelity and packaging. | | | No. of tracks: |
10 |
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FYJA360.1 |
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