For Robin Armstrong, the albums concepts, it's really his thing; After releasing 'The Man Left In The Space' (a man who finds himself alone in space), 'Capacitor' (what traces leave us on Earth after our death), here is 'The Unreasonable Silence', which tells us the story of a man who, disappointed by his life full of setbacks, invents a story where he is kidnapped by aliens (where the cover). We're so trained in his world of madness where it is no longer possible to separate the real fiction. For this new project, Robin is surrounded by prestigious guests from progressive international makes the result is actually a great mix of many influences. To accentuate the atmosphere supernatural, he used vocal samples that give us the impression to actually be immersed in a science fiction movie. At the level of the compositions, the theme is necessarily conducive to a progressive style atmospheric and psychedelic; all the titles develop this spirit where the tension is palpable at every second, whether through the song of Robin or instrumental with a tormented writing parts and intense as would have certainly done 'Roger Waters' in another style. In conclusion, a concept album of very high level that will certainly listen to and listen to a good number of times to get all the details and who, for fans of albums progressive concepts, will certainly be part of the list of albums of the perfect disco...
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