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Frost*Life In The Wires

Inside Out Music · 2024 · Progressive Metal

Frost* returns with electrifying rock energy and modern sonic innovation

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EAN: 196588848124

Tracklist

  1. Skywaving (1:58)
  2. Life In The Wires (Part 1) (5:30)
  3. This House Of Winter (6:11)
  4. The Solid State Orchestra (6:35)
  5. Evaporator (8:09)
  6. Strange World (5:09)
  7. Idiot Box (4:59)
  8. Absent Friends (3:58)
  9. School (Introducing The All Seeing Eye) (3:12)
  10. Propergander (5:34)
  11. Sign Of Life (5:43)
  12. Moral And Consequence (8:13)
  13. Life In The Wires (Part 2) (15:51)
  14. Starting Fires (4:41)

About the Artist

Frost* are a British progressive rock band formed by keyboardist, songwriter and producer Jem Godfrey, who is joined by long-serving guitarist and vocalist John Mitchell. Known for blending intricate progressive metal and rock arrangements with polished melodic sensibilities and modern electronic textures, the group have built a devoted following across the prog scene.

Press

Released in 2024 through Inside Out Music, 'Life In The Wires' is an ambitious concept album that finds Frost* pushing their signature fusion of progressive complexity and immediate melody to new heights. Critical reception has praised its bold narrative scope, dynamic songwriting and immaculate production, cementing the record as one of the band's most fully realised statements to date.

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