Life In Digital, Signs to the Far Side, by Life In Digital

Life In Digital, Signs to the Far Side

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) "Life In Digital" is a joint project by John Beagley and Robin Schell, and it's clearly related to the "Buggles" era of "Yes". The music reminds me of Nikki Squire's "Esquire" as well. If you don't care too much that the vocals are excessively Jon-Anderson-like, and that the middle section of "Karma" is heavily borrowed from Clannad's "Always Seems Too Late To Turn", you'll have a good time listening to this retro-prog album. Favorite track: The Traveler.

bassesloaded Great album, highly recommended. Favorite track: Karma.

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	1.	Karma 22:52
	2.	Suspended Animation 06:00
	3.	A Dimensional Ecotone 05:48
	4.	The Traveler 06:50
	5.	Flight-5 05:40
	6.	Karma Reprise 03:00

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released May 1, 2020

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Robin Schell London, UK

Lying somewhere in the spacetime between AOR, Powerpop, 'art pop' (if there is such a thing), and prog rock from the 1970s and 80's. An artist heading toward an ever receding horizon, heeding the call now and then, for a life-affirming cup of coffee.

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