Echolyn are an American progressive-rock band from Pennsylvania, noted in these reviews for technical instrumental skill, intricate vocal harmonies and long, complex compositions. Their 1994 major-label release 'As The World' (Sony) and earlier work 'Suffocating the Bloom' are frequently highlighted. The band later disbanded, reunited and worked on reissues and new releases.

Reviews here record that Sony released 'As The World' (1994) without interfering in its musical content, the band subsequently split after Sony left, then reunited and issued reissues and compilations including a box set ('A Little Nonsense: Now and Then') and the 2000 release 'Cowboy Poems Free'. Critics repeatedly compare their vocal blending to Gentle Giant and praise their compositional ambition.

Echolyn are an American progressive-rock group from Pennsylvania celebrated in these reviews for technical musicianship and dense vocal harmonies. Key praised albums here include Suffocating the Bloom and As The World. Reviews note a Sony-era major-label release (As The World), a subsequent split and later reunion with reissues and box sets.

For:Fans of progressive rock, especially those who appreciate complex vocal harmonies and 1990s prog.

 An album of research, an album of recovery.

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 These five gentlemen should be protected by law, like pandas.

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 the band did not behave impeccably toward the fans: the first release indeed had a defective track but was sent anyway to those who had pre-ordered and pre-paid for the album directly from the group's website (allowing the download of the corrected track).

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