I remember seeing and enjoying this band in their former incarnation of Ascent. It was at an album launch party in Manchester for ‘A Parting Gift’ by Spires. That was back in 2018, and guitarist Dan White was in Ascent and Spires at the time, so appeared on stage with...
The sound is very unique, very eclectic and the level of musicianship is off the charts, yet it is not a show-off album, but a beautiful, captivating and melodic one.
The Lylat Continuum is a great ensemble of musicians with a clear intention to combine and push all their influences into a cohesive and innovative narrative, which has resulted in an excellent debut album that should put them on many prog fans’ radars.
Tvinna describes themselves as progressive/folk/dark pop and I can’t really argue with that statement. The songs are very catchy and should find fans among anyone interested in dark enchanting music.
Increasingly I am finding that these smaller projects are the more interesting and less predictable ones. These two Canadians seem to have bags of ideas and are not afraid to experiment.
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