Eternal Voyager, by Mystic Place

Eternal Voyager

by Mystic Place

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Robert Wallace I'm a big fan of Steve Wilson and Porcupine Tree and Mystic Place have brought out an album that is up there with the best of the Pines. This is good, intelligent prog rock and each track has plenty to offer...enjoy.
Thanks Mr Reilly of Oz. Favorite track: Origins.

Michael Reilly Punchy prog rock with a very strong Steven Wilson / Porcupine Tree flavour to both the dynamic vocals and the progressive hard rock sound. Slick production shows off a great set of memorable tunes. Favorite track: Thousand Miles.

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1.	Origins 03:23	buy track
2.	Thousand Miles 04:54	buy track
3.	Afterglow 05:25	buy track
4.	Back To The Future 05:37	buy track
5.	Definite Perception 05:28	buy track
6.	Somewhere Above 05:22	buy track
7.	Sins 06:21	buy track

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released September 1, 2014

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