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TRESPASS ~ IN HAZE OF TIME
MUSEA 4387 ~ ISRAEL ~ Progressive Rock

Recorded: 2001 Released: 2002

1st album by the Israeli Prog band TrespassFind albums by this artist, who are a trio of very young musicians creating music similar to Emerson, Lake & PalmerFind albums by this artist`s keyboard-centered approach. There is plenty of energy, enthusiasm and youthfulness here to make up for the lack of maturity. Fans of keyboards will love every moment of this!
 CD 1 Recommend To A Friend

TRESPASS ~ MORNING LIGHTS
NOT ON LABEL (Barcode: 7290010781256) ~ ISRAEL ~ Progressive Rock

Recorded: 2004 - 2005 Released: 2006

2nd album by Israeli trio TrespassFind albums by this artist. The band achieved worldwide recognition after their debut album was released on the French MuseaFind albums on this label label in 2002 and was accepted warmly by Prog fans. Gil SteinFind albums by this artist, who plays a multitude of keyboard instruments and recorders and occasionally sings, leads the trio. He is also the main composer and on this album he composed two and co-composed another two tracks. The fifth track is the band’s adaptation of Vivaldi’s violin concerto in A minor. Listeners familiar with the band’s debut album will find this one quite different. Gone is the feverish, faster then light racing on the keyboards; the music is now firmly based on classical music, with frequent quotations reminiscent of Baroque Masters. The compositions are solid and very well developed, with many themes and tempo changes. The similarity to bands like NiceFind albums by this artist, RefugeeFind albums by this artist, TraceFind albums by this artist, etc. is obvious, especially due to the sound, which is (purposely I assume) very 70’s. I’m personally very happy to see the band fulfill the high hopes we all had and produce an album, which can easily compare (if not overshadow) to any other Prog album produced anywhere else in the world. This again strengthens the fact that something truly wonderful is happening on the Israeli scene since the beginning of the 21st Century with a long streak of impressive new albums being produced one after another.
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