The first thing to strike me while listening to the album Soul Alert by Progressive Rock group Special Providence was the refined skill of the band. Although the often open-ended instrumentation takes several listens to warm up to, Special Providence hits a nice middle ground between technical showmanship and emotional energy.
Think Dream Theater when they're not trying to level a small city with speed, and there's a good impression of what Special Providence is going for in their music. Pair that with a crisp sense of production, and Soul Alert sounds as professional as any album you might hear in Progressive Rock music.
Special Providence
Kertész Márton, Guitar
Fehérvári Attila, Bass
Cséry Zoltan, Piano & Keyboards
Markó Adam, Drums
https://youtu.be/3s8ZseWBt-8
The first thing to strike me while listening to the album Soul Alert by Progressive Rock group Special Providence was the refined skill of the band. Although the often open-ended instrumentation takes several listens to warm up to, Special Providence hits a nice middle ground between technical showmanship and emotional energy.
Think Dream Theater when they're not trying to level a small city with speed, and there's a good impression of what Special Providence is going for in their music. Pair that with a crisp sense of production, and Soul Alert sounds as professional as any album you might hear in Progressive Rock music.
Special Providence
Kertész Márton, Guitar
Fehérvári Attila, Bass
Cséry Zoltan, Piano & Keyboards
Markó Adam, Drums
https://youtu.be/3s8ZseWBt-8