Polis: Went to the extremes to reproduce the classic 70`s sound…..

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Polis sound has an affinity for the progressive sound of the 70’s often featuring vintage instruments. Their original sound more of a kind of blusey-prog which has over time migrated to a more epic and full-fledged embrace of progressive rock. Soon the album Weltklang is released and as mentioned with a strong affinity for the sound of the seventies and in addition the instrumental megalomania. Polis sings in their native language and that’s an important part of making their own style. The track  Eine Liebe, Tausend Leben,

The band have moments of meditative jams and at the same time quite romantic song. The long-awaited successor Weltklang comes six years after the last Polis album. Riff bombast and sound pathos with a spiritual and romantic note, typical Polis orchestrated on analog classics like Hammond B3, old amplifiers and synthesizers. The track Tropfen,

To reproduce the classic 70` sound on Weltklang Polis went to the extremes. Using Hammond B3, vintage keyboards and amplifiers and mandatory. Fundation for the new record was laid, when the rehearsal room in a defunct factory was developed into a recording studio, using wooden floor, walls and ceiling. On the technological side old GDR studios were unearthed and collected. For state of the art mixing and mastering through, the entire band travelled to Peter Gabriel`s Real World studios in Wiltshire, England. The nice Peter Gabriel cover Jetzt Kommt Die Flut,

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