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MP3 Primer - Things We Tell Ourselves
5 MP3 Songs in this album (29:38) !
Related styles: Rock: Progressive Rock, Avant Garde: Experimental, Mood: Dreamy
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Fusing heart wrenching melancholy, dense soundscapes and top level musicianship UK acoustic progressive rock group Primer are on a mission to paint an ethereal picture to its listeners.
Formed of the rotational musicianship skills of one of the UK’s existing top new heavy metal acts ‘Xerath’ Richard Thomson (Drums/Lead Vocals), Owain Williams (Lead Guitar), Nariman Poushin (Acoustic Guitar) and Mike Pitman (Bass/Lead Vocals) all close friends for many years make up this thought provoking outfit. Each musician a tried and tested session musician working all over the UK, Canada and the U.S with bags of live and studio experience.
Primer are gaining all the right attention from various media for its immense maturity in sound and all seem to agree that Primer are on an ascending path to notoriety. Demand for the initial album from Primer is intense and the band aims to please by releasing only the finest and most selective material it has to give.
Primer’s core philosophy is to reinstate the raw talent and raise the bar of UK progressive rock and create a name for itself through enigmatic live performances and studio output.
Primer draws influence from a broad range of existing artists and musical genres including progressive rock, world music, down tempo, trip hop, classical, and blends these styles to form a unique sound that is already recognisable upon a first listen.
Primer is a fully fledged live band and plan to play relentlessly through 2010 and beyond.
“In an era when so many newer bands attempting prog pale
in comparison to the quality of the major label acts, Primer stand up as a
shining example of how to Do Things Right. Truly outstanding.” Dan
Griffiths, UKMU
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