FM: Transformation

FM SKU: 27931431
FM: Transformation

FM: Transformation

FM SKU: 27931431

Format: CD

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Title: Transformation
Artist: FM
Label: Esoteric Antenna
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929475038
Genre: Rock

2015 release by legendary Canadian Progressive Rock band FM. With it's roots firmly planted in late '70s progressive rock - complex rhythms, driving bass lines, soaring melodies - the music on Transformation is symphonic in scope with not one, but two violinists on board. Co-founder and bass player/keyboardist Cameron Hawkins is joined by drumming legend Paul DeLong (Kim Mitchell, Roger Hodgson), viola/mandolin players Edward Bernard (Druckfarben) and violin virtuoso Aaron Solomon on nine, brand new compositions mixed by world-renowned producer/engineer Terry Brown (Rush, Tony Levin Band, Fates Warning, Dream Theater). Following on from the recent successful re-releases of their first four albums, including the landmark recording Black Noise (from 1978), Transformation sees FM continue their 'thinking man's exploration' of progressive musical ideas, innovative arrangements and provocative lyrical themes.

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