Dark Beauty Portsmouth, New Hampshire
While the band fits comfortably within the progressive rock world, elements of pop, dance, opera and heavy classic rock are all part of the mix. The songs are complex and rich, with a focus on memorable melodies, story-based lyrics, lean orchestrated instrumental sections, and more expansive opportunities for the individual musicians to shine. ... more
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