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Seventh Wave - Things To Come (Remastered & Expanded Edition) (CD) (UK Import)

Seventh Wave - Things To Come (Remastered & Expanded Edition) (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Seventh Wave

Music Genre: Prog rock, Pop rock, Synth-pop

Label
Esoteric Recordings
Cat No
ECLEC 2630
Released
2018
Pressing
UK
Styles
Prog Rock, Contemporary, Modern, Pop Rock, Synth-pop
Deluxe EditionRemastered

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ArtistSeventh Wave
FormatCD
LabelEsoteric Recordings
Catalogue no.ECLEC 2630
GenreProg rock, Pop rock, and Synth-pop
Released29 June 2018
Barcode5013929473041

Seventh Wave — Things To Come
Format: CD • Label: Esoteric Recordings (ECLEC 2630) • Released: 2018 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Prog Rock, Contemporary, Modern, Pop Rock, Synth-pop

Tracklist:
1. Sky Scraper
2. Metropolis
3. Intercity Water Rat
4. Escalator
5. Old Dog Song
6. Smog, Fog And Sunset
7. Fail To See
8. Premonition
9. Festival
10. Eversolightly
11. Communication Skyways
12. Things To Come
13. 1999 ½
14. Dance Of The Eloi
15. Metropolis (Single Version)

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Seventh Wave was an English psychedelic and progressive rock duo formed in the mid-1970s. Formed by Kieran O'Connor and Ken Elliott after the dissolution of the British progressive band Second Hand, Seventh Wave is an early example of a synth duo, a pop configuration that was to loom large in the 1980s. They released two albums in quick succession in the mid-70s, on which they showed a certain instrumental fecundity. Elliott's tools were a veritable catalogue of 70s synth technology (ARP, clavinet, Moog, Crumar strings, Mellotron), while O'Connor showed a distinct orchestral bent in his array of percussion instruments.

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