Animation’s new studio album Reset Your Soul is out in the wild since yesterday and it is the only thing I’m listening to right now! The review should follow up soon, but before that I just wanted to let you all know that the complete album is still available on band’s MySpace profile.
Go ahead, make your own mind before I’ll write what I think about this release and why I absolutely love it!
Well, after sometime waiting, Animations‘ second studio album Reset Your Soul–one of the releases I’ve been really looking for this year–is due early December. Just can’t wait! Although, it’s sad to see that no label showed enough interest in this amazing band to make a final deal with them. Yeap, it’s gonna be yet another self-released CD from Animations, but weep not cause I’m damn sure it’s gonna make a wonderful Christmas gift… from myself to myself.
Yesterday evening Kuba Dębski and Paweł Larysz from Animations were guests at Mały Leksykon Wielkich Zespołów (A Small Lexicon of Great Bands) show at Radio Alfa Kraków where they featured three complete songs from their upcoming album Reset Your Soul. Show’s setlist is available here and a complete recording here (dated 23.09.2009) and although the discussion was completely in Polish you will easily recognize Animations’ dynamic style when Toxicyber, The Manhattan Project and Reset Your Soul were played.
The album is ready (recordings, artwork) and as soon as guys will finish contract talks it will be shipped out. Oh, and if you didn’t know already the band’s got a new, and hopefully permanent, vocalist.
I just can’t write about progressive music not mentioning the band I’d like to see advance to the rank of kings of Polish prog in the near future–Animations. I’ve found their first album (the second one is being written currently) quite accidentally on one of the auction sites over a year ago and bought it after listening to a Sonic Maze mp3 offered for download by the band.
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