Tracklist
- The City Has No Empathy (Your Sentimental Lie)
- Silence
- Singularity
- Alone In The World
- Ephemera
- Equally Flawed
- Calliope's Son (Don't Ever Look Back)
- Colossus
- Vanishing Rites (Tread Softly Little One)
- The City Has No Empathy (Your Sentimental Lie)
- Silence
- Singularity
- Alone In The World
- Ephemera
- Equally Flawed
- Calliope's Son (Don't Ever Look Back)
- Colossus
- Vanishing Rites (Tread Softly Little One)
Caligula's Horse – Moments From Ephemeral City
Inside Out Music · 2018 · Progressive Rock
One of the best things to come out of the modern prog scene
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Tracklist
- The City Has No Empathy (Your Sentimental Lie)
- Silence
- Singularity
- Alone In The World
- Ephemera
- Equally Flawed
- Calliope's Son (Don't Ever Look Back)
- Colossus
- Vanishing Rites (Tread Softly Little One)
- The City Has No Empathy (Your Sentimental Lie)
- Silence
- Singularity
- Alone In The World
- Ephemera
- Equally Flawed
- Calliope's Son (Don't Ever Look Back)
- Colossus
- Vanishing Rites (Tread Softly Little One)
About the Artist
Caligula's Horse are the Brisbane crew who took progressive metal and made it feel human — Jim Grey's soaring, soulful vocals riding over Sam Vallen's endlessly inventive guitar work. They write songs that are technical without ever being cold, packing riffs, melody and genuine emotion into everything they touch. They're one of the best things to come out of the modern prog scene, full stop.
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Moments From Ephemeral City pulls together the band's early material and shows just how fully formed they were right out of the gate. 'The City Has No Empathy' hits with that trademark push and pull between crushing heaviness and gorgeous melody, while 'Calliope's Son' stretches out and lets the songwriting breathe. If you've been sleeping on this band's roots, this is where you start.
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