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   ░  ██    ██     Artist: The Samurai of Prog                    ██    ██
   ▓   █░░ ■█       Album: On We Sail                              █■ ░░█
   ■    █▓▀ █        Year: 2017                                    █ ▀▓█   ░
         █  ▓   Rel. Date: 2017-11-11                              ▓  █
        ▒   ▒       Genre: Progressive Rock                        ▒   ▒
         █▄ ░       Label: Seacrest Oy                             ░ ▄█
      ░   █▄  ░    Source: CD                                    ░  ▄█
      ░      █▓      Type: Album                                 ▓█        ░
      ▓       █   Quality: VBR, 44.1kHz, Joint Stereo            █   ░     ▓
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            █  It's amazing how The Samurai Of Prog have           █
            █  maintained such a fast-paced activity in            █
            █  recording, without wearing out in the artistic      █
            █  sense. While the double album Lost and Found        █
            █  (2016), based on unrealeased prog compositions of   █
            █  the 70's bands mostly from North America, is        █
            █  actually still demanding more listening rounds --   █
            █  I've had some feelings of tiredness with that one   █
            █  --, the multi-national prog-Gasthaus have now       █
            █  released their most mature work. This is a          █
            █  beautiful and perfectly balanced 65-minute set of   █
            █  finely crafted symphonic prog. That's right:        █
            █  symphonic. Don't always trust the given sub-genre.  █
            █  If you're still new to this band that originally    █
            █  was "only" a project for covers of well known prog  █
            █  classics, now is a perfect moment to jump on        █
            █  board.                                              █
            █  I was unsure whether I should do some research on   █
            █  the key-playing composers unfamiliar to me, but     █
            █  I'll leave that up to you. 'On We Sail' is written  █
            █  by Kerry Shacklett. Lyrics and vocal melodies are   █
            █  by TSOP's vocalist-violinist-flautist Steve         █
            █  Unruh). There are classic prog elements hinting at  █
            █  Kansas, ELP, Yes and Genesis. Unruh (perhaps        █
            █  comparable to Tommy Eriksson of Ageness) is not my  █
            █  favourite vocalists in contemporary prog, but on    █
            █  this album his slightly nasal voice is not          █
            █  overused. 'Elements of Life', composed by Octavio   █
            █  Stampalia (Jinetes Negros), is a very dynamic,      █
            █  tempo-shifting track with an emphasis on            █
            █  instrumental power.                                 █
            █  'Theodora' is composed by Luca Scherani and sung    █
            █  by Michelle Young. She has a beautiful voice to     █
            █  match with the excellent playing. Not necessarily   █
            █  a highlight for me as a composition, but highly     █
            █  dynamic, as always with TSOP. The edginess is       █
            █  rounded by a soft ending featuring flute.           █
            █  'Ascension' is an instrumental written by David     █
            █  Myers. Wonderful melodies for analog synthesizers   █
            █  (reminiscent of Willowglass), flute etc. Fresh,     █
            █  lively - simply lovely! 'Ghost Written' is          █
            █  composed by Sean Timms, dueted with Unruh by Mark   █
            █  Trueack (Unitopia / United Progressive              █
            █  Fraternity). Lots of violin and flute. 'The         █
            █  Perfect Black' is a melodic, slightly               █
            █  Hackett-reminding instrumental composed by          █
            █  Oliviero Lacagnina. The inclusion of fine           █
            █  instrumentals is indeed an essential strength of    █
            █  this album. Aforementioned Shacklett returns as a   █
            █  composer and multi-instrumentalist on the           █
            █  warm-hearted song 'Growing Up'. 'Over Again' is     █
            █  David Myers' sensitive piece for solo piano. The    █
            █  final track 'Tigers' was composed by Stefan         █
            █  Renstr÷m (one of the TSOP collabrators that passed  █
            █  away before the release of this album). 10╜         █
            █  minutes of passionate prog sung by Daniel FΣldt.    █
            █  I confess: it was today that I received this        █
            █  album, but I've been listening to it again and      █
            █  again already. I think this is going to be among    █
            █  the finest prog releases of 2017. A strong          █
            █  recommendation!!                                    █
            █                                                      █
            █  ---                                                 █
            █                                                      █
            █  The Samurai Of Prog are definitely a modern         █
            █  æProgressive Rock EnigmaÆ. There is a uncanny       █
            █  ability among its members to celebrate progressive  █
            █  rocksÆ past while appealing to a modern more        █
            █  current audience with more contemporary elements    █
            █  that make for their unique sound. Last year in      █
            █  2016 I was introduced to this Progressive Rock      █
            █  Enigma by Marty Dorfman at House Of Prog. It        █
            █  turned out to be one of the best introductions I    █
            █  have had with a pure progressive rock band in the   █
            █  past 20 years. What I heard defied some of my       █
            █  expectations as to what a progressive rock band     █
            █  could do.                                           █
            █  When Steve Unruh sent me the promotion copy of      █
            █  Lost And Found I was floored by the physical        █
            █  presentation of the packaging. It was at that       █
            █  moment I noticed that this band was very different  █
            █  from where their contemporaries were and are. It    █
            █  may of been a CD , however it certainly opened in   █
            █  the way a gatefold would with a vinyl experience.   █
            █  The individual discÆs even had their very own       █
            █  sleeves within the fold out jacket as a whole. The  █
            █  very detail in their packaging and physical         █
            █  representation translated very well into the music  █
            █  itself. My review for The Samurai Of Prog Lost And  █
            █  Found can be found HERE                             █
            █  Where Lost And Found was older music dusted off     █
            █  the shelf and reworked, re-recorded and             █
            █  remastered, On We Sail is a album of all brand new  █
            █  material. On We Sail on the surface gives you the   █
            █  appearance that it might be a conceptual work,      █
            █  however the 9 songs on the album are more set to a  █
            █  common theme or thread throughout the album. Once   █
            █  again Marco Bernard, Steve Unruh and Kimmo Porsti   █
            █  have gathered together a all star cast ensemble of  █
            █  world class musicians as noted above in the æGuest  █
            █  MusicianÆsÆ roster. On We Sail also sees the band   █
            █  bring both its progressive rock influences such as  █
            █  Jethro Tull ,Gentle Giant, Yes, Camel, Caravan,     █
            █  Renaissance on the early end. On the modern end     █
            █  there are influences from 1980Æs Neo Progressive    █
            █  Rock with the likes of Marillion, IQ, Galahad,      █
            █  Pallas, Pendragon and Enchant.                      █
            █                                                      █
            █  The Samurai of Prog seem to know what they want in  █
            █  album art and never shy away from recruiting top    █
            █  artists in the progressive rock art genre. One      █
            █  name that has remained synonymous with The Samurai  █
            █  Of Prog has been Ed Unitsky. I remember when I      █
            █  reviewed Lost And Found last year how utterly       █
            █  accurate Ed Unitsky captured both the bandÆd        █
            █  personality and their personalities in              █
            █  relationship to the music on the double album. Ed   █
            █  Unitsky is easily in the same conversation with     █
            █  the likes of Roger Dean and Storm Thorgerson as     █
            █  one of the definitive progressive rock album        █
            █  artists of the past 50 years. Once again Ed         █
            █  Unitsky has captured the personality and mood of    █
            █  The Samurai Of ProgÆs On We Sail perfectly like he  █
            █  always has. The packaging is almost too gorgeous    █
            █  to open.                                            █
            █  When you open The Samurai Of ProgÆs On We Sail it   █
            █  is a 6 panel digipak style with the exception that  █
            █  the plastic tray has been replaced with a very      █
            █  fine mini jacket sleeve much in the tradition of a  █
            █  vinyl album. When you remove the CD it even share   █
            █  the same spirit and tradition of a vinyl release    █
            █  in a otherwise digitally handicapped musical        █
            █  atmosphere. With the lyrical content on the album   █
            █  having a heavy nautical theme throughout it, Ed     █
            █  Unitsky has perfectly and tastefully captured that  █
            █  in a moment in time that will help preserve the     █
            █  albums integrity and eventual legacy.               █
            █                                                      █
            █  The Common Nautical Thread                          █
            █  The listener does not have to look into it too      █
            █  much to realize that The Samurai Of ProgÆs On We    █
            █  Sail has a common theme through it. This is a       █
            █  heavy nautical theme. Although there is not a main  █
            █  concept, each song is a representation of what the  █
            █  band want to convey to the listener. The listener   █
            █  also hears something new or something different     █
            █  with every listen due to the multiple instruments   █
            █  and melodic layers. Let us now journey into The     █
            █  Samurai Of ProgÆs On We Sail with a track to track  █
            █  analysis.                                           █
            █                                                      █
            █  On We Sail                                          █
            █  Music û Kerry Schaklett                             █
            █  Lyrics & Vocal Melodies û Steve Unruh               █
            █  Marco Bernard û Rickenbacker Bass , Kimmo Porsti û  █
            █  Drums & Percussion , Steve Unruh û Vocals/Violin ,  █
            █  Kerry Schacklett û Keyboards, Srdjan Brankovic û    █
            █  Electric Guitars                                    █
            █  This one opens up with a beautifully done vintage   █
            █  style synth with modern neo progressive rock        █
            █  elements. Soon the deep rhythm section of bass and  █
            █  drums adds to the deepening layers the band         █
            █  utilizes through out the song and the album. Soon   █
            █  heavy melodies of violin come into the mix. The     █
            █  instrumental melodies really jump out with brief    █
            █  breaks to allow the composition to breathe. Soon a  █
            █  Gentle Giant style vocal comes in perfect harmony   █
            █  and melody with the instrumental backdrop. The      █
            █  violin enters in and soon provides even more        █
            █  layers to the song. The instrumental soloÆs are     █
            █  very deeply rooted a more neo progressive mindset.  █
            █  The guitar soloÆs really allow the track to gel     █
            █  with this heavily stringed section composition.     █
            █  Some of the guitar work reminds me a lot of Steve   █
            █  Howe meets Ronnie Stolt of the Flower Kings.        █
            █                                                      █
            █  Elements Of Life                                    █
            █  Music û Octavio Stampalia                           █
            █  Lyrics û Steve Unruh                                █
            █  Marco Bernard û Rickenbacker Bass , Kimmo Porsti û  █
            █  Drums & Percussion , Steve Unruh û                  █
            █  Vocals/Violin/Flute , Octavio Stampalia û           █
            █  Keyboards , Ruben Alvarez û Electric & Acoustic     █
            █  Guitars                                             █
            █  This one has a very unique isolated flute to open   █
            █  up the track. The isolated flute reminding me more  █
            █  of Camel with a little bit of Jethro Tull in it.    █
            █  The flute also adding a more classical music        █
            █  imprint. Soon the song takes a more lush            █
            █  orchestral direction before the deeper warmer bass  █
            █  comes in both as a melodic and rhythmic             █
            █  instrument. The track itself has a deep classical   █
            █  musical aesthetic throughout it. On the             █
            █  instrumental portion of this the band provides for  █
            █  a great soundtrack to the various weather elements  █
            █  of the human experience. This is perfectly matched  █
            █  in harmony with the lyrical content of the song.    █
            █  Like Fire, Wind, Water, Earth the band explores     █
            █  all these within the melody in relationship         █
            █  between the instrumental and lyrical content. Part  █
            █  of this reminds me of parts of Jethro TullÆs        █
            █  Aqualung. The deep Rickenbacker bass adds a deep    █
            █  Earth like tone to the rhythm section. The guitar   █
            █  soloÆs do a great job in conveying the wind         █
            █  elements. The keyboards have a heavy Dixie DregÆs   █
            █  style to them.                                      █
            █                                                      █
            █  Theodora                                            █
            █  Music û Luca Scherani                               █
            █  Lyrics û Pikko Salhi & Kev Moore                    █
            █  Marco Bernard û Rickenbacker Bass, Kimmo Porsti û   █
            █  Drums/Percussion & Backing Vocals , Steve Unruh û   █
            █  Violin/Vocals/Flute , Luca Scherani û Keyboards ,   █
            █  Ruben Alvarez û Electric Guitar , Michelle Young û  █
            █  Vocals                                              █
            █  If you like Annie Halsam and Renaissance you will   █
            █  like this. Michelle Young stands out as a true      █
            █  treasure on vocals. She sings with a very sultry    █
            █  yet soulful voice. The opening of this track sets   █
            █  up much in the tradition of RenaissanceÆs Mother    █
            █  Russia. The guitars have a heavy Floydian           █
            █  influence about them. The opening top this is very  █
            █  stringed section driven with obvious emphasis on    █
            █  guitarÆs , violins, and keyboards interchanging     █
            █  and weaving like a beautiful web. It is matched in  █
            █  melody and harmony with both rhythm sections and    █
            █  beautifully orchestrated feminine vocals. This is   █
            █  a track that also places a great emphasis on time   █
            █  signatures and chord progressions. There is also    █
            █  beautiful exchange of both male and female vocals.  █
            █  The backing vocals are very heavily symphonic in    █
            █  their nature. There are some nice breaks in         █
            █  between vocal lines allowing the track to breathe   █
            █  so the listener can take in its full intended       █
            █  purpose.                                            █
            █                                                      █
            █  Ascension (Instrumental)                            █
            █  Music û David Meyers                                █
            █  Marco Bernard û Rickenbacker Bass, Kimmo Porsti û   █
            █  Drums & Percussion , Steve Unruh û Violin/Flute ,   █
            █  David Meyers û Keyboards , Jacques Friedmann û      █
            █  Electric Guitar                                     █
            █  This open up with a very atmospheric keyboard       █
            █  orchestration that is soon picked up in melody      █
            █  with a subtle and brilliant bass line from Marco    █
            █  Bernard. It soon takes a more fusion funk chord     █
            █  progression with the gentle style of the flute      █
            █  accentuating the instrumental melody. The electric  █
            █  guitar opens this one up into a deeper layer of a   █
            █  atmospheric track. The way this was tracked you     █
            █  can tell they had some fun with this instrumental.  █
            █  It all comes together like they played it live as   █
            █  a unified band in the studio. This is one of those  █
            █  tracks that appears to have been minimal effort     █
            █  with the pay off of maximum distribution. The       █
            █  piano allows a classical element to be present in   █
            █  the song as well.                                   █
            █                                                      █
            █  Ghost Written                                       █
            █  Music û Sean Timms                                  █
            █  Lyrics & Some Vocal Melodies û Steve Unruh          █
            █  Marco Bernard û Rickenbacker Bass , Kimmo Porsti û  █
            █  Drums & Percussion , Steve Unruh û                  █
            █  Violin/Vocals/Flute , Sean Timms û Keyboards ,      █
            █  Mark Trueack û Vocals , Jacob Holm Lupo û Electric  █
            █  Guitars , Ruben Alverez û Electric Guitar Solo      █
            █  This opens with a beautifully guitar led passage    █
            █  that is enhanced with the subtle sound of the       █
            █  flute and immediate vocals. It is a perfect set up  █
            █  for a great story. There are great melodies and     █
            █  layers of violins and flutes along with the guitar  █
            █  and keyboard stringed sections. This has a very     █
            █  heavy Celtic/Folk atmosphere about it much like a   █
            █  element of World influences. The rhythm section     █
            █  really anchors this allowing every other            █
            █  instrument involved their æDay In The SunÆ if you   █
            █  will. I also feel at times elements of Camel and    █
            █  Caravan peaking through the melodic veil. Steve     █
            █  Unruh has such a highly distinctive flute that has  █
            █  become a major staple in the discography of The     █
            █  Samurai Of Prog. I like the way the track isolates  █
            █  the piano and vocals around the 5:30 mark. The      █
            █  vocals are very Southern Empire meets IQ. This is   █
            █  also a very uplifting song lyrically wise. The      █
            █  band also has a very astute ability to let every    █
            █  song breathe where all the instruments shine        █
            █  through and this song is a perfect example of it.   █
            █                                                      █
            █  The Perfect Black (Instrumental)                    █
            █  Music û Oliverio Lacagnina                          █
            █  Marco Bernard û Rickenbacker Bass ,Kimmo Porsti û   █
            █  Drums & Percussion , Steve Unruh û                  █
            █  Flute/Violin/Additional Classic Guitar , Oliverio   █
            █  Lacagnina û Keyboards , Flavio Cucchi û Classical   █
            █  Guitar                                              █
            █  This is a little bit darker track. It begins with   █
            █  a deep rhythm section along with a open             █
            █  atmospheric style Hammond Organ. This is a heavily  █
            █  stringed section based track along with a heavy     █
            █  wind instrument track. Its nature carries a tone    █
            █  about it like the captain of a ship navigating      █
            █  through some rough waters. The Perfect Black is a   █
            █  excellent title due to the unpredictable chord      █
            █  progressions and time signatures. The very          █
            █  backbone to this track is heavily classical in      █
            █  nature. For those who score films this track gives  █
            █  the listener the appearance that a symphony         █
            █  orchestra is playing to a set of film clips. This   █
            █  track also allows the listener to breathing room    █
            █  to absorb the adventure as they see fit instead of  █
            █  forcing the motion picture on the screen of the     █
            █  theater of the mind. The piano reminds me more of   █
            █  Bach or Mozart playing progressive rock. The        █
            █  classical guitarÆs also have a heavy Latin element  █
            █  about them.                                         █
            █                                                      █
            █  Growing Up                                          █
            █  Music & Lyrics û Kerry Schacklett                   █
            █  Marco Bernard û Rickenbacker Bass , Kimmo Porsti û  █
            █  Drums & Percussion , Steve Unruh û                  █
            █  Vocals/Volin/Flute , Kerry Schacklett û Acounstc &  █
            █  Electric Guitar/Keyboards/Vocals ,Brett Kull û      █
            █  Electric Guitar                                     █
            █  This definitely has a very vintage Jethro Tull      █
            █  element about it. Much of the opening passage is    █
            █  in the tradition of Jethro TullÆs Thick As A        █
            █  Brick. The band does a great job in storytelling    █
            █  with the lyrical content. Even traditionally non    █
            █  progressive fans can relate to its content. The     █
            █  heavy Ian Anderson influenced flute of Steve Unruh  █
            █  is the unsung hero in this song. The drums of Kimm  █
            █  Porsti really allow the flute and stringed          █
            █  instruments the opportunity to engage the listener  █
            █  on many levels. This is another uplifting and       █
            █  positive song of childhood innocence. In general    █
            █  this is a very fun song that will resonate with     █
            █  many objective listeners.                           █
            █                                                      █
            █  Over Again (Instrumental)                           █
            █  Music û David Meyers                                █
            █  David Meyers û Bosendorfer Grand Piano              █
            █  This opens up with a baby grand piano passage       █
            █  about it. The piano really reminds me a lot of      █
            █  Beethoven meets Bach. This is a great transition    █
            █  instrumental that will work in live sets to give    █
            █  the other members of the band a brief rest period.  █
            █  This is also a very soothing track that allows the  █
            █  listener time to digest the album thus far. It      █
            █  also transitionÆs seamlessly into the final track   █
            █  on the album Tigers.                                █
            █                                                      █
            █  Tigers                                              █
            █  Music & Lyrics û Stefan Renstrom                    █
            █  Marco Bernard û Rickenbacker Bass , Kimmo Porsti û  █
            █  Drums & Percussion , Steve Unruh û                  █
            █  Vocals/Violin/Flute , Stefan Renstrom û             █
            █  Keyboards/Vocoder ,Daniel Faldt û Vocals , Roberto  █
            █  Vitelli û Moog Taurus Pedals                        █
            █  This comes right in smoothly and seamlessly off     █
            █  Over Again. The track opens up with most its        █
            █  instrumental in one melodic coco phonic harmony.    █
            █  The opening has some very heavy piano and violin    █
            █  elements. It drops and then the isolated piano in   █
            █  harmony with isolated vocals begin to tell the      █
            █  story intended by the band. This track is a very    █
            █  traditional progressive rock track. It is heavy on  █
            █  the keyboards, flute and violin to add greater      █
            █  depth and layers that are the signature of The      █
            █  Samurai Of Prog. The vocals are very soulful and    █
            █  executed with great conviction. The vocals not      █
            █  only serve as a harmonic story teller, they also    █
            █  hit every note perfectly as they go. The            █
            █  transitions within the vocals are spot on perfect.  █
            █  The open ended guitar soloÆs add a depth of great   █
            █  emotion about them. The rhythm section also picks   █
            █  this up quite nice towards the 7:00 to 8:00 minute  █
            █  marks.                                              █
            █  This final track gives the listener the appearance  █
            █  that they have taken the album to its final         █
            █  destination thus finishing the beautiful melodic    █
            █  journey that has been The Samurai Of Prog On We     █
            █  Sail.                                               █
            █                                                      █
            █  Synopsis                                            █
            █  Although this was not a deliberately planned out    █
            █  conceptual piece it certainly felt that way. I      █
            █  like how the band always leave breathing room for   █
            █  the listener to absorb and digest every album       █
            █  according to their individual personalities. The    █
            █  Samurai Of Prog also prove there is still a market  █
            █  for organic uncompressed traditional progressive    █
            █  rock. Nothing ever seems forced to appease a        █
            █  record label or the industry whatsoever. They also  █
            █  have a intelligent awareness to incorporate newer   █
            █  elements that may attract a newer listener base. I  █
            █  am giving The Samurai Of ProgÆs On We Sail a 5/5.   █
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            ░  1.  On We Sail                                6:21  ░
            ░  2.  Elements of Life                          7:54  ░
            ░  3.  Theodora                                  5:55  ░
            ░  4.  Ascension                                 5:19  ░
            ░  5.  Ghost Written                             9:40  ░
            ░  6.  The Perfect Black                         9:30  ░
            ░  7.  Growing Up                                5:42  ░
            ░  8.  Over Again                                4:06  ░
            ░  9.  Tigers                                   10:34  ░
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