
Stone Cold 40th Anniversary concert and Album Launch
Stone Cold 40th Anniversary concert and Album Launch at University of Chichester
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See the 'Mesanthropy' album pre-release video here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMbantb24ng
40th anniversary concert and album launch
Don't Miss 40 Years of Stone Cold!
Celebrate 40 years of progressive rock legends Stone Cold with a performance that encompasses four decades of music and featuring guest appearences from many former members. Stone Cold are marking this event with the release of their new album Mesanthropy - a 94-minute epic concept album that destroys musical boundaries of genre and style and challenges conventions of musical composition, performance and production.
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Stone Cold have thrilled audiences across Europe with their unique brand of progressive rock music since 1986. Through extended improvisations and explorations into irregular time signatures and polyrhythms, Stone Cold stretch the boundaries of the rock idiom to embrace music from a range of cultural traditions.
Alistair Goodwin
Since first picking up a guitar at the age of three the instrument has held a lifelong fascination for Alistair. His love of acoustic music has led him to play with an extremely wide range of musicians from street performers to the classically trained. Described as gutsy driven acoustic roots, Alistair's live performances blend melody, rhythm and vocal talent into a heartfelt and heady brew.
"Delivering one of the widest dynamic ranges you are likely to find, Alistair's songs lead you from almost silently picked passages of carefully chosen and beautifully articulated script to hard, driven gutsy highs of raw emotion and back again. His new 'Songs for Seagulls' albums contain over 2 hours of solo music recorded in one take in a huge stone and wood recording space, using orchestral recording techniques to capture his rare musical dexterity." - Wickham Festival Review