Andy Tillison explains the story behind the new album by The Tangent (For One) - To Follow Polaris
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- Andy Tillison. leader of the 22 year running Progressive Rock band "The Tangent" talks about the processes he went through in order to create the latest album in the band's canon. The 13th album "To Follow Polaris" is actually entirely performed by just Andy - a one off experiment, and here he talks about how he approached it, the differences it made and the problems he came across. In the video Andy can be seen working with a range of equipment including his Millenium MPS-750x drums, Arturia Matrixbrute Synthesiser, a budget Harley Benton Bass guitar, a Roland Ae01 Aerophone wind controller and software including Steven Slate Drums SSD5 and SWAM Solo Violin/Tenor Saxophone.
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Taken from the album 'To Follow Polaris'
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Andy!!!!!!! We love you!!!!!
Andy. I was born to listen to prog rock. It's what I naturally gravitated towards bands like Yes, Jethro Tull, Genesis, ETC...before I knew of the term Prog. Having said that, I just want to say that you are the best prog composer I've ever been exposed to. Thank you for the Tangent and everything you put into it.
That's very kind of you to say and most appreciated. Thank You.
@@andytangent944 Hi again. Just want to take this opportunity to thank you for the Tangent. Been a fan since the first CD. Your liner notes for "Place in the Que" was so true for me. Took me years to appreciate a 20 minute song about a WWII vet turned bar fly. It's been my favorite Tangent song since about 7, or so years after it was released, ha. New England is no friend to prog, so most bands don't play around here. There are signs of that changing a bit, so maybe I can hold out some small hope that if you ever tour the states again, you might play somewhere close enough to MA. Take care and thanks again for everything.
@@stevesack284 Lovely to know and hear how people discover our music. Thanks again.. and it's a pleasure to make the music.
Andy is such a musical genius! Amazing!
More, more, more stories please
Album sounds GREAT!! You just have a sound and an attitude that I love! Trains and music!!
Pre-order in. Standing by.
Loving it Andy nice Interview
Love the synth
Great stuff
It'll be brilliant!!!
Oh man, you're one hell of a drummer!!!!! Bob Ross though...? Anyways, come here and I'll cook juicy vegan for you every day
Looking forward to hearing it!
But you played the drums on slow rust...
I did - you are right, but I played the drums using mainly keyboards to do it with and a couple of pads to add to that. This time it's mainly played using a drum kit all the way through with additions from the keyboard.