Blurred Vision – Organized Insanity

[schema type=”review” name=”Blurred Vision – Organized Insanity” description=”Label: Cherry Red Records” author=”Sabine van Gameren” pubdate=”2015-06-04″ ]

Uk Pychedellic/Progressive formation Blurred Vision is releasing a new album called “Organized Insanity”.

The album got quite some praise already and listening to it make you sooner than later realize that it has a whole lot of diversity in it. It opens a bit weak, maybe with the eye on a commercial success as well. Perhaps they need something approachable, somewhat catchy to put a video with and release as a single later, but where this band is really scoring with are the songs that are going a bit deeper. Sure, they mention the praise of Roger Waters and it makes sense as the song structures could be inspired by the work of Pink Floyd.
When songs like “Long May Your Run” or “All I Wanted “ are on the play it is obvious that there is plenty within these bands and they know exactly how to get the best qualities of each of the three members come out best. The music is rich in the way it’s been made, the band knows how to make their sound come out as filled as it is with just a trio playing it.

It is clear that this is an album that many Prog lovers will appreciate. Especially those who are embracing the 70’s sound will really adore it. And album that jumps out well of the mass.

Line up:
Sepp Osley-Vox, Guitars
Sohl Osley-Bass
Ben Riley-Drums

Tracklist: 01. No More War 02. Rollin’ On 03. Tonight 04. Long May You Run 05. Promise 06. Dear John 07. Arms of Our World 08. All I Wanted 09. Wherever You Are 10. The Keeper 11. Organized Insanity

Links:
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