HERMETIC SCIENCE�EN ROUTE
The journey continues . . .
The combination
of progressive, jazz, classical, and sixties music results in a varied, singular
style with the emphasis on keyboards.� Leo Hoekstra, IO PAGES
(
The music is appropriately heavy
with the trio sounding somewhat like Tarkus-era ELP, or perhaps an
updated version of Egg during their Polite Force days.� En Route
should appeal strongly to fans of keyboard-oriented classic progressive rock.�
David Ashcraft, EXPOSE (
If you like ELP, this will calm
your yearnings in abundance.� Rafa Dorado, MARGEN (
An absolutely
inspired album, the best by the group to this point.� Dominique Genin,
PROG-RESISTE (
As a composer and performer Ed
Macan is excellent, and I�m very surprised that with music of this standard
and quality that I haven�t heard of them before.� James Turner, WONDROUS
STORIES (
Even without the massive presence
of vibraphone and marimba that characterized their first two albums, the Hermetic
Science sound remains one of the most distinctive in contemporary prog.� Paolo
Rigoli, WONDEROUS STORIES (
An excellent release that I can
barely find a flaw with . . . This is easily, and highly, recommended.� Stephanie
Sollow, PROGRESSIVE WORLD (
Complex music,
very elaborate . . . that shows the spirit of a non-conformist fighter.�
Eduardo Aragon, PROG-VISIONS (
En Route is definitely
Hermetic Science�s best album.� Vitaly Menshikov, PROGRESSOR (
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