set and setting "A Vivid Memory" CD
Release Date: September 2, 2014
Prosthetic debut from the "dramatic and dynamic" (MetalSucks), genre-defying instrumental group. Produced, engineered and mixed by Ryan Haft (Torche). Recommended for fans of ISIS, Russian Circles and North.
"Although 'A Vivid Memory' is instrumental, it is a conceptual album based on the tragedy of loss and death from both the insider and outsider's perspective. The themes throughout the album incorporate all cycles of emotion that typically come along with such an event in someone's life." – guitarist Shane Handal
Release Date: September 2, 2014
Prosthetic debut from the "dramatic and dynamic" (MetalSucks), genre-defying instrumental group. Produced, engineered and mixed by Ryan Haft (Torche). Recommended for fans of ISIS, Russian Circles and North.
"Although 'A Vivid Memory' is instrumental, it is a conceptual album based on the tragedy of loss and death from both the insider and outsider's perspective. The themes throughout the album incorporate all cycles of emotion that typically come along with such an event in someone's life." – guitarist Shane Handal
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Release Date: September 2, 2014
Prosthetic debut from the "dramatic and dynamic" (MetalSucks), genre-defying instrumental group. Produced, engineered and mixed by Ryan Haft (Torche). Recommended for fans of ISIS, Russian Circles and North.
"Although 'A Vivid Memory' is instrumental, it is a conceptual album based on the tragedy of loss and death from both the insider and outsider's perspective. The themes throughout the album incorporate all cycles of emotion that typically come along with such an event in someone's life." – guitarist Shane Handal
