MaterialEyes: Drips with 70s juicy prog….

During the celebration of Yorkshire day there are several local customs that are not found elsewhere in England, such as Long Sword Dance. The band is Materialeye is from Yorkshire but has not yet achieved a celebration such as Long Sword Music! The trio MaterialEyes, on the other hand, plays a very well-played prog.

 MaterialEyes was formed by musician/songwriter Dave Westmoreland and guitarist Will Lawery, and joined shortly after by ex-Roadster guitarist Martyn Howes. The trio is are influenced not only by the great prog rock bands such as Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd and Camel, to name but a few, but also by a diverse range of music from all genres both old and new. The track Adrenaline High with guest vocals by Anthony Naughton.

Adrenaline high
I scorch the sky
Have wings I fly
I am I (x2)

Adrenaline high
I scorch the sky
Have wings I fly
I am I
Adrenaline flood
It’s racing through my blood
Heartbeat pounding
I am I (x2)

Adrenaline high
I scorch the sky
Have wings I fly
I am I (x2)

Adrenaline high
I scorch the sky
Have wings I fly
I am I (x2)

The band member Howes now states, «We’re now in the final stages of completing our third album. Ahead of this we decided to release a single called Adrenaline High. The opening of the song is inspired by early Yes.  It then morphs into a prog/funk fusion with varying time signatures. Lead guitar and Hammond style organ are supplied by myself, Martyn Howes. The new album, which is as yet untitled, is due to be released in the coming months».

Stated about Adrenaline High on MaterialEyes`s bandcamp page, «Brilliant! Progressive rock 70’s style. The guy even sounds like Jon Anderson! ».

«Fantastic new single and paving the way for a new album. These boys just get better and better prog at its very best. It drips with 70s juicy prog, Yes being one band that springs to mind. Get your lugs on this one, it’s a real cracker.
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