Shining Pyramid London, UK
London based duo with shared affection for the progressive rock groups of the
Seventies.
First album is loosely based on Arthur Machen's gothic horror story written in 1895.
Combining synthesiser and guitar they have created an individual sound which tilts a respectful cap to their heroes from progressive rock's golden age.
Nick Adams
Peter Jeal
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