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The Trans​-​Neptune Trajectory

by Polysorbate

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) This is old-school progressive rock, if such term exists. 70's retro art rock might fit as well. This means, lots of Hammond and synth, fast guitar riffs, odd melodies and chords, heavy bass guitars... the like... you get the picture, I guess. Favorite track: Coronal Mass Ejection.
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A Heavy Prog sound presenting equal doses of gritty organ and wah-wah guitar, along with embellishments from the realms of Jazz and Classical!

Clay Green plays guitar, electric bass guitar, keyboards, virtual instruments, and wears the occasional turtle neck sweater.
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The drums for this album (including performances and kit samples) were provided by Dan Zalac

Song Descriptions:

“Coronal Mass Ejection” is a lengthy piece which alternates between the “weird-funky” and the “Heavy Prog”. Ponder Gentle Giant syncopations with a touch of Deep Purple. And how ‘bout those groovy bass lines!

“Entropy” demonstrates how an over-clocked, pulsating, sonic plasma might sound in a vacuum. Inside the vortex are some brief acoustic passages, a bit of sundry hijinks. Just wait for the embellished reprise!

“Remembering Bubbles” is a somber, melancholy number. “Wah-Wah!”, cried the guitar.

“The Uchalna Revision” conjures up images of a wounded circus clown. It’s all about that fuzzy bass. And a Zappa-sounding guitar effect.

“Antimatter of Fact (a.k.a. Life and Death)” is more rock, less Prog. Tastes filling, less great. Something like that.

“Scattered Disc “ is the finale of bath salts proportions: Swirling musical themes, vivid tapestries of changing tonality. Tinges of ELP and PFM. The price of admission is wedged between two orchestra interludes: a frisky organ solo which trips the circuit breakers!

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released April 1, 2015

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Instrumental Progressive rock with a classic sound!

Update 2022: We've shortened our name. We're now known as "Polysorbate".

Refer to us by our new name or our older one. But please be advised that Homo habilis illuminates the grand Magic Lantern. For therein shines true glimpses into olden Prog.
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