Meeting Point, by Pymlico

Meeting Point

by Pymlico

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Physical CD of Pymlico's forth album; "Meeting Point". Released 2016

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Pymlico's forth album "Meeting Point" on vinyl.

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1.	Crab Key 04:44	buy track
2.	Second Rate Punk 07:29	buy track
3.	Broken Glass 04:43	buy track
4.	Iris 03:57	buy track
5.	First Light 03:12	buy track
6.	NOL861613060 04:36	buy track
7.	Lucy Does Not Approve 04:31	buy track
8.	Erised 08:54	buy track

about

With the release of their fourth album, Meeting Point, Pymlico has found their sound. The album feature eight tracks with complex, yet accessible instrumental music. The compositions are varied in expression, but what they all have in common is focus on good melodic structures and richarrangements. The sound is dens with detailed layers of keyboards and guitars.

The work on the 4th album began in January 2015. After 15 months of writing, recording and mixing the album was almost done. Close to the finishing line in spring 2016 a pre- master version was sent to several labels and it paid of. In June 2016 Pymlico signed with the label Apollon Records Prog. The album, called Meeting Point, had it's release in October 2016 and got worldwide distribution. It was the first Pymlico record also to be released on vinyl.

credits

released October 7, 2016

Tracks:
01 – Crab Key (A. Brøter)
02 – Second Rate Punk (A. Brøter / S. Hvinden)
03 – Broken Glass (A. Brøter)
04 – Iris (A. Brøter / Ø. Brøter)
05 – First Light (A. Brøter / Ø. Brøter)
06 – NOL861613060 (A. Brøter)
07 – Lucy Does Not Approve (A. Brøter / Ø. Brøter)
08 – Erised (A. Brøter / Ø. Brøter)

Performed by
Stephan Hvinden: Electric guitars
Øyvind Brøter: Keyboards
Axel Toreg Reite: Bass guitar / synth bass
Arild Brøter: Drums / percussion / keyboards / additional guitars
Marie Færevaag: Saxophone / piano / voice / percussion

with
Mattias K. Nielsen: Acoustic guitars (1 – 4, 6, 8) / first guitar solo (6)
Torbjørn Alsos Raae: Electric guitar solo (4)
Larry Salzman: Percussion (3, 4, 8)
Ivan Mazuze: Saxophone solo (4)
Håvard Fossum: Alto saxophone (2, 6)
Kristoffer Kompen: Trombone (2, 6)
Stig Espen Hundsnes: Trumpet (2, 6)

Credits
Produced by Arild Brøter
Co-produced by Øyvind Brøter
Engineered & recorded by Pymlico / Stian Storejorde /
Torbjørn Alsons Raae / Larry Salzman

Recorded in Spider Room Studios (Oslo, Norway) /
Lydraffineriet (Asker, Norway) / Tretopp Studio (Kolbotn, Norway) /
Larry Salzman’s studio (California, USA)

Mixed by Arild Brøter in Spider Room Studios
Mastered by Chris Sansom in Propeller Mastering
Arranged by Arild Brøter / Øyvind Brøter
Horns arranged by Arild Brøter / Øyvind Brøter /
Sverre Tollefsen Laupstad
Sound effects recorded on location and supplied by free sound.org

Cover design by Colour Basement / Hanne’s Idea
Photos by Vilde Badendyck Katralen

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Pymlico Oslo, Norway

Pymlico is an instrumental band from Oslo, Norway, led by composer and drummer Arild Brøter. The band mainly plays what has been described as a mix between progressive rock and fusion. However, their music also offers catchy hooks and singable melodies associated with pop music, alongside grandiose themes more in the vein of movie sound tracks. ... more

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discography

Supermassive

May 2022
On This Day

Oct 2020
Nightscape

Oct 2018
Meeting Point

Oct 2016
Guiding Light

Sep 2014

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