Tinyfish: The World’s Smallest Prog Rock Band

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Tinyfish is a crossover prog band with three album between 2006 and 2010. Now they are back with the album Secret Eve (Demos & Rarities). That album contains rarities, b-sides, demos, outtakes, & secret songs. Nine previous unreleased recordings of demos, rare tracks and alternate takes spanning the band’s entire career. There are yet no You Tube track from the new album. However the track The Big Red Spark from the album with the same name is here, though in acoustic version on the new album and an original version here.

The track Sundried comes in an alternative version on the new album, but here are the original version,

Tinyfishare fifth-piece South-London band seems to have formed out of rock friendship and common passion. In addition they had a lot of music chemistry, plus out of the natural ambitions to master a music, a style and a powerful personal concept. The band is highly appreciated and, consequently, is able to rewards back a full interest and craft in progressive rock. The musicianship is keen to creative writing and exciting music composition, as it is to humor, they like to call themselves The World’s Smallest Prog Rock Band.

The band consists of Simon Godfreyand he is a songwriter, music engineer, and he sings and plays guitars and do some additional drumming. The lyrics is handled by Robert Ramsay and he deliver spoken word on the album. In addition he is a label-manager for the band. Leon Campfield take care of drums, percussion and he also sing. The melodic heart belongs to Jim Sander. The bass player Paul Worwood put logic, sense and the personal rhythm into what he does. There no doubt that the Tinyfish is a band with very skilled musicians.

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