BLOG - The Days The Clock Stopped (Double Vinyl)

Description

The complete The Days The Clock Stopped album printed in a lavish gatefold double vinyl edition consisting of a black and white vinyl disc with included extra’s. Extremely limited print-run of 250 copies! Includes two lyric sheets, images, liner-notes and more.

Release-date: April 2021
Format: Double LP in gatefold package with lyric sheets

Tracklist:

Contents:

Side A
1: Crashscape
2: Clockstop X
3: Code of Conduct
4: Clockstop 2

Side B
1: Sleepless Angels
2: The Pulse
3: Clockstop 3
4: Death And Her Brother Greg

Side C
1: No Can Do

Side D
1: Clockstop 4
2: A String Of Repeats

(Orders for this product are shipped out within 2 workdays after the order is placed as long as stocks are available. If this process takes longer due to shortage in stock we will keep you notified when the new stock arrives and new copies ship out.)

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What others said:

“I know seventy-five minutes of bombastic, powerful and dynamic progressive-metal interjected with a few fleeting, thoughtful moments may not be everyone’s cup of tea but when it is done with skill and a hell of a lot of personal attachment, like it is here, you get a privileged insight right into the soul of a musician. Tom de Wit and his impressive cast of fellow musicians have given us a wonderful musical highlight in a world of chaos where the light at the end of the tunnel is only just starting to dawn.”
(Martin Hutchinson – Progradar – 25th of February 2021)

“This is a highly original, daring and emotionally adventurous album that every right-minded symphonic progressive metal fan should at least give a try. Or embrace like me as I proverbially yank in the musical intravenous drip to once again experience this marvellously crafted album bordering on purr-fection.”
(Jan Buddenberg – DPRP.net – 9/10 – 10th of January 2021)

“A listening recommended to all lovers of Progressive Metal and Heavy Prog sounds in the style of Dream Theater, Shadow Gallery and at times Riverside and Ayreon, always with their own personal touch and the addition of choirs that makes them almost unique. Another excellent chapter in the discography of this project that highlights a personal and mature sound.”
(Jacopo Vigezzi – Progrockjournal.com – 10th of January 2021)

“This album, for me, has everything. For a start off, it’s supreme orchestral prog – already a winner. But it’s dark, deep, and meaningful, and musically it is superbly arranged, produced, and played by extremely talented musicians.”
(Beth Jones – Ever-metal.com – 10/10 – 4th of January 2021)