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Release date

2014-01-05

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5984382

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Artist

Caspian

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Make My Day

Caspian is an instrumental rock band that formed in Beverly, Massachusetts in 2003. Their music has been compared to the wall of sound chaos of Mogwai and early Aereogramme. Tragically, they lost their bassist Chris Friedrich in 2013 and Joe Vickers left the band before their European Tour in 2018. However, they found a replacement in Justin Forrest who now sells their merchandise on recent tours.
In 2020, Caspian signed with Dark Operative label for vinyl reissues of their back catalogue up to the Live At Old South Church EP after facing difficulties with The Mylene Sheath label regarding the delivery of their reissues. Their current lineup consists of Philip Jamieson on guitar, tapes, and loops; Justin Forrest on drums; Calvin Joss on guitar, loops, and glockenspiel; Erin Burke-Moran on guitar; and Jani Zubkovs on bass.
With a style reminiscent of artists like '65daysofstatic', 'If These Trees Could Talk', and 'Explosions In The Sky', Caspian continues to captivate audiences with their atmospheric soundscapes and emotive performances.

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The Four Trees is the second studio album by the American post-rock band Caspian. It was released on April 10, 2007, by Make My Day Records.

The album consists of eight tracks that span over 52 minutes of atmospheric and emotionally charged instrumental music. The Four Trees showcases Caspian's ability to create expansive soundscapes that are both ethereal and powerful.

From the opening track "Moksha," with its delicate guitar melodies and gradual build-up of intensity, to the epic closing track "The Raven," which combines haunting piano lines with soaring guitars, each song on The Four Trees takes listeners on a captivating journey through a range of emotions.

Caspian's musicianship is evident throughout the album, as they seamlessly blend intricate guitar work, dynamic drumming, and atmospheric textures to create a rich and immersive listening experience. The band's ability to create tension and release within their compositions is particularly notable, as they effortlessly transition between moments of quiet introspection and explosive climaxes.

The production on The Four Trees is pristine, allowing every instrument to shine while maintaining a cohesive sound. The album's mix of ambient passages and heavy post-rock sections creates a sense of balance that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish.

Overall, The Four Trees is a masterful display of Caspian's talent for crafting evocative instrumental music. Whether you're a fan of post-rock or simply appreciate well-crafted compositions that evoke emotion, this album is sure to captivate your senses.

The Four Trees

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