TumbleTown - Done With The Coldness (2013)
Artist: TumbleTown
Title: Done With The Coldness
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: FREIA Music
Genre: Progressive Rock, Neo-Prog, Symphonic Rock
Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 53:22
Total Size: 410 Mb (artwork)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Done With The Coldness
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: FREIA Music
Genre: Progressive Rock, Neo-Prog, Symphonic Rock
Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 53:22
Total Size: 410 Mb (artwork)
WebSite: Album Preview
01. The End Of Hyde 4:49
02. Won't Look Back 5:27
03. One Goal 5:31
04. Free Men 5:43
05. I Can Feel You 4:02
06. Finding A Way Out 7:45
07. All In The Game 5:38
08. Sailing Along With The Breeze 4:18
09. One-Liners 3:27
10. Loyal Tears 4:29
11. Haduwig 2:12
"Done With The Coldness" (2013) is the debut studio album by the Dutch super project TumbleTown, founded by multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer Aldo Adema (ex-Egdon Heath) and vocalist Han Uil (ex-Antiques, Seven Reizh).
The album is imbued with the classic spirit of European neo-prog, with a deep, slightly melancholic, yet luminous atmosphere. The title and musical theme symbolize overcoming life's "cold," emotional warming, and hope.
The music is built on beautiful melodic lines, expressive keyboard parts (in the vein of Genesis, Camel, and Marillion), multi-layered guitar solos, and a dynamic rhythm section.
Han Uitenbroek's memorable, emotional, and pure timbre imbues the compositions with a distinctive narrative and dramatic character.
The album was a great start for the band and is highly regarded by fans of high-quality melodic progressive rock for its harmonious blend of accessible melodies and complex instrumental structure.
The album is imbued with the classic spirit of European neo-prog, with a deep, slightly melancholic, yet luminous atmosphere. The title and musical theme symbolize overcoming life's "cold," emotional warming, and hope.
The music is built on beautiful melodic lines, expressive keyboard parts (in the vein of Genesis, Camel, and Marillion), multi-layered guitar solos, and a dynamic rhythm section.
Han Uitenbroek's memorable, emotional, and pure timbre imbues the compositions with a distinctive narrative and dramatic character.
The album was a great start for the band and is highly regarded by fans of high-quality melodic progressive rock for its harmonious blend of accessible melodies and complex instrumental structure.
