Die ersten CDs sind vom Künstler signiert - nur solange Vorrat reicht.
Impermanence – das Debütalbum von Dominic Sanderson – verbindet traditionelle symphonische Progressive-Rock-Instrumentierung (Mellotron, Hammond-Orgel, Flöte und Baritonsaxophon) mit modernen Produktionstechniken mit Fantasie und Flair.
Mit King Crimson, Steven Wilson, Wobbler und Anglagard als Haupteinflüssen schwelgt Impermanence in seinen eigenen Widersprüchen und kombiniert knallharte Suiten, zarte Balladen und avantgardistische Experimente.
Impermanence - the debut album Dominic Sanderson - blends traditional symphonic progressive rock instrumenation (Mellotron, Hammond organ, flute and baritone saxophone) with modern production techniques with imagination and flair.
Taking King Crimson, Steven Wilson, Wobbler and Anglagard as primary influences, Impermanence luxuriates in its own contradictions combining hard-hitting suites, delicate ballads and and avant-garde experiments.
The album was recorded wholly independently by Dominic, his band and a variety of musicians and producers using the University of Liverpool’s SSL studio.
‘The young musician’s debut could be the start of something big... Dominic Sanderson has proggy talent in spades.’ – Prog
‘Impermanence is quite possibly the best truly progressive release I’ve heard in many a year... he takes his influences and blends them into something distinctive, unique and utterly brilliant.’ – Prog Radar
You’ll find influences from the pioneering classics from the 1970s like the King Crimson and Pink Floyd, as well as neoprog band Marillion from the 1980s and more recent acts like Steven Wilson and the Swedish wave. However, despite these influences, Sanderson has developed a sound of his own. - progressiverockcentral.com
