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❝ The comparison to Yes's sound is not gratuitous because the lineup includes two former Yes members: Peter Banks, replaced by Steve Howe, and Tony Kaye, replaced by Rick Wakeman.
❝ A gritty and brilliant rock/progressive with jazz nuances, 'spare' as mentioned thanks to the absence of keyboards and Banks' preference for clean, slightly distorted timbres.
❝ In 2013, this English band delightfully and unexpectedly resurfaced from the mists of time, having not released a studio album for forty years.
❝ With the quartet of Flash (without a main keyboardist) Peter managed to pick up where the early Yes left off: still progressive music, articulated and super arranged but fluid and "light", seeking groove rather than grandeur, without classical tendencies or grandiloquence, especially without flaunting philosophically new age lyrics.
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