Vincent Carr's SUMIC Swindon, UK
SUMIC (pronounced 'some-ick' - dialect from north east England meaning 'something'. It's also a fairly obvious
anagram!).
SUMIC is my solo project since 2006, focusing almost exclusively on my own compositions - songs and instrumentals that hover between folk and progressive rock. I also have an interest in spontaneous composition and improvisation, and release this music in E.P. form regularly.
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The best studio release of 2016. A flawless album, stellar throughout the last 35 minutes.
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The Overview Effect
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As said, this is an album to be experienced. The epic title track demands and deserves dedicated time and attention for one to truly comprehend the deep trip it is: a trip whose sonic petals gradually blossom into an expansive, exquisite bloom, complete with spacey, ethereal, Floydian guitar solos and suspenseful, undulating rhythms. It’s evolving soundscape is truly a treat worth savouring. The recording is clear and high quality. All aboard, Major Tom! Highly recommended. 8.5/10.
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It's a showcase of the sheer range of the band's talent. That applies both between songs and within songs. Take how Riverman evolves. Compare the opening two tracks. "Side 1" is six separate tracks, "Side 2" is one 28 minute track. That's range. It's also incredibly good music! Maybe a live album? Maybe another new album? But, please, soon :).
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Weighted Keys
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Disclaimer: I do know Dyanne Potter and she has recorded a piece of music by my late husband, Tom Kelly. I hope I am justified in my positive review, despite this. Kate Bush and Joni Mitchell open and close this EP, and Dyanne’s interpretation is of the highest order. Her extraordinary keyboard skills and vocals shine, as does the expert accompaniment of Jan Christiana on bass, guitar and percussion. I hope I am forgiven for having a fond preference of the instrumental, “Catherine."
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