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Friday, January 29, 2021

KDB3 "When It All Comes to Pass"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: 3 in 1 Records
Format: CD, digital
Release date: January 2021
Tracklist
1. Sequenced Fairy Tails (10:08) 
2. When It All Comes To Pass (30:25) 

Total Time 40:33

Line-up
Doug Bowers (Ad Astra) - keyboards, acoustic and electric guitars, bass, drum programming and vocals 
  With
Brian Workman - electric guitar solos
Frank Williams - acoustic guitar
John Eargle (Supernal Endgame) - lead guitar and effects
Chuck Tidwel - electric guitar solos

Description/Reviews:
KDB3's efforts fall in the Christian progressive rock field... his lyrics are well written, much like Kerry Livgren's (Kansas, AD) refined poetry, and not too overtly obvious towards his devotion, unlike for instance Neal Morse. ... Bowers conveys his message beautifully as it lifts off into grand open spaces reminiscent of Pink Floyd and Higher Circles. The majestic tapestry of keyboards ignites further Eloy graciousness. It bows down slowly into lovely conversations of piano, while heavenly church organs bring-forth visions of Sunrise Auranaut's electronic soundscapes.
Read the full review by Jan Buddenberg at dprp.net

Media/Samples
Bandcamp

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Sunday, November 25, 2018

KDB3 "I Fill My Days With Noise"


Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: 3 in 1 Records
Format: digital
Release date: November 25, 2018
Tracklist
1. Pitfall & Snare (7:32)
2. Time From Time (5:25)
3. Brand New Day (9:20)
4. Lear Jet Gospel (11:12)
5. Troll (4:54)
6. Far Away (13:56)

Total Time 52:19

Line-up
Doug Bowers (Ad Astra) - vocals, all instruments
  With
Chuck Tidwell - guitar
Billy Holmes - guitar
Mark Thompson - guitar
Mike Burstein - guitar
Ellen Sheppard - guitar
Kieran McNight - reading from Hebrews

Description/Reviews
This album is a great break from the typical modern progressive rock circulating throughout the world and it stands tall with unique keyboard sounds that bring back memories of the past.
Read the full review by Professor Mark at theprogressiveaspect.net

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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