Twilight by Drifting Sun
CDs now only available from our official website - any physical purchases on our website will be given a Bandcamp code to download a digital copy of the album. Please visit www.driftingsun.co.uk if you wish to purchase the CD version of the record.
Sometimes words can hardly describe what you feel when you listen to an amazing sounding album. And this is the case...
(Backgound/The Netherlands)
a class concept album
(DPRP/Germany)
Drifting Sun are very much back, and I for one am very glad they are.
(Kev Rowland-Progarchives/USA)
Congratulations, this is an excellent job!
(The Jester-Progarchives/USA)
first class
(Babyblaue/Germany)
a new dimension
(Esther’s Rock Blog/The Netherlands)
Those of you who worried that prog rock was dead: worry no more; those of you who miss the magic of the seventies: rejoice.
(Profil/Canada)
Drifting Sun deliver melodic progressive rock of the highest calibre
(Prog Radar/UK)
their best work so far
(GFreedom)
Twilight is in my opinion, their best work so far, a NeoProg highlight for all melodic romantics among the proggerners.
(Proggies/Switzerland)
Drifting Sun have made another leap forward with their latest album, Twilight.
(Progarchy/USA)
With each listening, this album will slowly but surely creep into your brain, until you can no longer get it off your turntable.
Prog Critique/France)
The band describe this as their most accomplished work to date. You know what? They’re right.
(The Progressive Aspect/UK)
Tracklist
| 1. | Twilight (the Other Side of Life) | 9:25 |
| 2. | Wings of Hope | 5:13 |
| 3. | Mystery of Lies | 5:46 |
| 4. | Soldiers | 7:23 |
| 5. | Summer Skies | 10:49 |
| 6. | Remedy | 5:19 |
| 7. | Outside | 5:24 |
| 8. | Remain | 8:11 |
Credits
Peter Falconer - Vocals
Mathieu Spaeter - Guitars
Pat Sanders - Keyboards
Manu Michael - Bass
Will Jones - Drums
Music: Pat Sanders
Lyrics: Peter Falconer
Mixed by Jon Huxtable at SmallFish Recordings
(www.smallfishrecordings.co.uk)
License
All rights reserved.
Drifting Sun are a UK-based Progressive Rock band. Their music has been described as dramatic, theatrical, and atmospheric, in the true style of Progressive Rock giants such as Dream Theater, Queensryche, Genesis and Jethro Tull, to name but a few of the bands that influenced their sound.