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Nucleus Torn \u200e\u2013 Street Lights Fail<\/strong>
Label: Prophecy Productions \u200e\u2013 PRO 156
Format: CD, Album
Country: Germany
Released: 15 Aug 2014
Genre: Rock, Classical
Style: Folk Rock, Prog Rock, Experimental, Neo-Classical<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The album impresses with a contemporary, anti-nostalgic sound and takes a stand against the intolerable boredom of listening to predictable music. With qualities that have always been common to Nucleus Torn – expertise, creativity, bravery and the readiness to fail – the band has created an album of 40 minutes with a density which is, in terms of sound, style and emotion, unparalleled in Progressive Rock. A fair share of this can be ascribed to Anna Murphy (Eluveitie) as well, who for the first time acts as the only singer on an album by Nucleus Torn, thus leaving a distinct imprint.
Fredy Schnyder backs his new work more confidently than ever: \u00abWith ‘Street Lights Fail’ – and later on ‘Neon Light Eternal’ – Nucleus Torn make good on their great promise. The albums show the group’s entire potential, are both peak and closure. If Nucleus Torn are to be remembered by anybody, then hopefully through these two albums.\u00bb<\/p>\n\n\n\n