Wobbler From Silence To Somewhere Vinyl

Karisma records kar133lp format.

Wobbler from silence to somewhere vinyl.

Parts of the album sound like yes gentle giant jethro tull and elp. Rendered in shades of green 3. There is a hammond organ a mellotron flutes guitar solos and a singer who sounds a bit like jon anderson and peter gabriel. From silence to somewhere by wobbler released 20 october 2017 1.

Prog rock wobbler from silence to somewhere 2017 orange w black marbling vinyl discogs. Complete your wobbler collection. Vinyl lp album stereo 140 gram country. From silence to somewhere was released on october 20 2017 and is the fourth studio album by wobbler a norwegian progressive symphonic rock band formed in 1.

140 gram vinyl that comes in a gatefold cover with printed inner sleeve and pvc envelope sleeve. It is their most polished effort yet. Discover releases reviews credits songs and more about wobbler from silence to somewhere at discogs. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 2019 vinyl release of from silence to somewhere on discogs.

It sounds like it could have been recorded in 1971. Foxlight on from silence to somewhere wobbler cooks an enigmatic multi flavoured and adventurous brew in the olde black cauldron. Karisma records kar133lp format. From silence to somewhere is wobbler s fourth studio album.

Parts of the album sound like yes gentle giant jethro tull and elp. Prog rock symphonic rock. Karisma records kar133lp format. Vinyl lp album repress stereo country.

From silence to somewhere is wobbler s fourth studio album. First catalog number from sleeve second from distributor. Barcode for this edition with the statement ltd. Prog rock symphonic rock wobbler from silence to somewhere 2017 140 gram vinyl discogs.

There is a hammond organ a mellotron flutes guitar solos and a singer who sounds a bit like jon anderson and peter gabriel. Poignant and edgy guitar riffs melancholic and harmonious verses powerful crescendos energetic spinet driven. Coloured vinyl stickered over the printed barcode on cover. From silence to somewhere 2.

It is their most polished effort yet. It sounds like it could have been recorded in 1971.