Gavin Harrison - Cheating the Polygraph - Rock - Vinyl

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Gavin Harrison, drummer with British Prog innovators Porcupine Tree, currently working with King Crimson, and a musician whose playing and performing résumé includes stints with artists as varied as Iggy Pop, Lewis Taylor, Manfred Mann and Kevin Ayers, is to release a brand new solo album, entitled Cheating The Polygraph. Cheating The Polygraph is an ambitious project which sees the restlessly creative Harrison re-imagine eight songs from the acclaimed Porcupine Tree repertoire, in a set of vivid and vibrant new arrangements that give full, free rein to his enquiring musical mind. The eight tracks which comprise the album were recorded over a five-year period, with Harrison working in conjunction with a crew of some of the finest contemporary musicians, including the gifted saxophonist Nigel Hitchcock and bass player Laurence Cottle. It's a set that will no doubt excite much controversy; Harrison use of the 'Big Band' musical sound stage isn't some ersatz attempt to make a 'Swing' album; it's closer in execution and arrangement to the innovative works of Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention, a layered, richly-textured selection that is both beautifully-recorded and incisively delivered.

Gavin Harrison, drummer with British Prog innovators Porcupine Tree, currently working with King Crimson, and a musician whose playing and performing rツsumツ includes stints with artists as varied as Iggy Pop, Lewis Taylor, Manfred Mann and Kevin Ayers, is to release a brand new solo album, entitled Cheating The Polygraph. Cheating The Polygraph is an ambitious project which sees the restlessly creative Harrison re-imagine eight songs from the acclaimed Porcupine Tree repertoire, in a set of vivid and vibrant new arrangements that give full, free rein to his enquiring musical mind. The eight tracks which comprise the album were recorded over a five-year period, with Harrison working in conjunction with a crew of some of the finest contemporary musicians, including the gifted saxophonist Nigel Hitchcock and bass player Laurence Cottle. It's a set that will no doubt excite much controversy; Harrison use of the 'Big Band' musical sound stage isn't some ersatz attempt to make a 'Swing' album; it's closer in execution and arrangement to the innovative works of Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention, a layered, richly-textured selection that is both beautifully-recorded and incisively delivered.
Performer Gavin Harrison
Music genre Rock
Music subgenre POP ROCK
Music release type Release
Media format LP
Original release date 2017
Edition Standard
Language English
Number of tracks 8
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Series title Gavin Harrison - Cheating the Polygraph [Vinyl]
Track listing What Happens Now?, Sound of Muzak/So Called Friend, The Start of Something Beautiful, Heart Attack in a Layby/The Creator Had a Mastertape/Surfer, The Pills I'm Taking (From Anesthetize), Hatesong/Halo, Cheating the Polygraph/Mother & Child Divided, Futile
Record label Kscope
Track name What Happens Now?, Sound of Muzak/So Called Friend, The Start of Something Beautiful, Heartattack in a Layby, The Pills I'm Taking (Anethetize), Hatesong/Halo, Cheating the Polygraph/Mother & Child Divided, Futile
Music media format Vinyl Record
Is edited N
Is enhanced N

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