Artist/ Band: Capharnum
Title: Le Soleil est une Bombe Atomique
Label: Unicorn Digital
Year of Release: 2007
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The Review:

Unicorn Digital brings another band to the progressive world, this time hailing from Montreal, a 4 piece band that combines hard rock, melodic rock and progressive rock called Capharnum. Their style is realized by a dual guitar approach along with a standard bass & drum combination. They’re anything but standard. The guitar interplay often reminds me of the Fripp/Belew partnership.

Upon hearing the debut, I hear so many different sounds and influences. Most importantly I hear equal parts Rush & King Crimson with some other elements I can’t quite pinpoint.

While not overly complex, there are moments of true progressive (in the truest meaning) moments that make this album shine, in my opinion. They just seems to take what the bands of the 70’s started and take it to the next level so to speak.

If you enjoy your progressive music to have a fresh new sound or outlook, then Capharnum’s Le Soleil est une Bombe Atomique is the album you need to own. ASAP! Unicorn Digital has a knack for bringing a wide range of music to the progressive audiences worldwide and they don’t disappoint! Highly recommended release of 2007 without any doubt! I can’t wait to hear more form this wonderful Canadian band. They do their country’s progressive rock legacy proud!

Reviewed by Ron Fuchs on October 2nd, 2007

Tracks:

1. Atomic Disco
2. Tokamak
3. Dementielle
4. Feedback
5. Un dimanche soir a St-Zenon
6. Caterpillar
7. Tunnel no.6
8. Delirium
9. Joure Encore
10. Brainstorm

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