(Symphonic Progressive) Realm - The Path (Yes clone) - 1991, MP3, 320 kbps

The music is full blown prog with time signatures, lengthy tracks, Palmer like drums, with Wakeman keyboards with a Moog bass sound, and Anderson like vocals. Influences are predominantly Yes, Wakeman, Genesis, and ELP. The band are attempting to preserve the type of prog 70s sound of "Tarkus" or "Tales of Topographic Oceans", the analog sound is achieved by use of a Kurzweil synthesizer and Moog bass. Studan and Vail extend a special thank you for help with the album to Rick Wakeman on the liner notes of "The Path". The majority of "The Path" pays tribute to God and nature. The band focus on distinct themes. They feature a protest song about Tiananmen Square with Little Bottle. Other themes that are focussed on include death and the afterlife.
100% Like Yes!

Line up:
Steve Vail - keyboards
Lake Furney - drums, percussion
Darrell Studna - guitars, vocals