Innerverse, by Unkh

Innerverse

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1.	Paranoid Void 10:16	buy track
2.	Deep 05:45	buy track
3.	The Showcase 06:03	buy track
4.	Slumber 02:59	buy track
5.	Dreamcatcher 18:59	buy track

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Do you like ‘70’s progressive rock? Then you should listen to Unkh! Unkh starts with the musical characteristics of Yes, Genesis, ELP and King Crimson and takes these to the 21st century.

Four childhood friends who loved and love listening progressive rock with complex arrangements and spun out melodies came together to fulfill their long cherished wish: Record their music and release it on an album. The songs, mainly written by Jeroen Habraken, on the resulting Traveller (2014) are a mix of ’70’s prog and ’80’s new wave and are well received by Background Magazine, IO pages and Progwereld. All this resulted in gigs where Unkh also supported North Atlantic Oscillation, Frequency Drift and Anima Mundi. Guitar was temporarily played by Frits Appel.

Unkh made its appearance with new songs at the Northern Prog Fesival in 2016. This new material will be released on the upcoming album Innerverse (2018). Existential loneliness is the main theme as it is expressed in five totally different songs. In the epic almost 20 minutes taking Dreamcatcher, you are taken to the different area’s of subconsciousness which all of them will be expressed musically. Five tracks each with their individual quality, but also with a collective Unkh sound!

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released May 28, 2018

Jeroen Habraken : vocals & keyboards & programming
Maarten Habraken : drums & vocals
Matthijs van Nahuijs : bass & pedals & vocals
Maarten Peerlings : guitars¬¬

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Unkh The Netherlands

How does a mashup of contemporary alternative rock and seventies progressive music sound like? The answer is: Unkh. Unkh consists of four Dutch seasoned musicians who have put this idea into 'Traveller'. They have already performed this album live at multiple venues in front of bewildered audiences. Think melodic vocals, raw guitars, analog synths, thundering basslines and solid beats. Think Unkh! ... more

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