Wednesday, April 26, 2017

TERRAPIN-SANCTUARY 2017 G.O.D. RECORDS

TERRAPIN-SANCTUARY

A NEOPSYCHEDELIC FOLK GEM FROM GREECE OUT ON VINYL AND CD FROM MAY 10TH!!

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“Sanctuary” is the debut album by Terrapin, a relatively new trio from Athens, Greece, consisting of seasoned musicians who have left their mark on the local scene (two of the three are founding members of acclaimed psych-prog rockers No Man’s Land). But this is much more than just a side project. Centered around the songwriting of guitarist/vocalist Vassilis Bas Athanassiadis, Terrapin explore the fields of folk rock, acid folk, psychedelia and beyond, in a mostly guitar-driven, acoustic setting, with frequent bursts of electricity.
The songs of “Sanctuary” were recorded from 2013 to 2016 and besides the core trio of guitar/vocals, bass and drums, the album features a bunch of trusty friends: renowned mandolinist George Goumenakis, young multi-instrumentalist (and brilliant songwriter in his own right) Robert Sin on keyboards, all-round cellist Stavros Parginos, Paul Karapiperis of Small Blues Trap fame on harmonica, and last but not least, the mighty Bill Hunchback on sitar.

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Vassilis Bas Athanassiadis: vocals, guitars, Korg Monotron
George Papageorgiadis: bass
George Tzivas: drums, percussion
With
George Goumenakis: mandolin on Summer Elegy
Bill Hunchback: sitar on City Ltd.
Paul Karapiperis: harmonica on Sunflower Street
Stavros Parginos: cello on Spiritual Bankruptcy & Sanctuary
Robert Sin: keyboards on Fog Rolling Out, Summer Elegy, Sunflower Street & The Undead
Arranged & produced by Terrapin.
All music & lyrics by Bas, except Spiritual Bankruptcy, City Ltd., The Undead lyrics by Sandra Dillon & The Undead music by Bas and George Papageorgiadis.

Recorded, mixed & mastered at Matrix Studios, Athens, Greece by Dimitris Misirlis.
Production by: G.O.D. RECORDS 2017
Artwork & layout: George Tzivas.

Summer Elegy is for Yannis Tsaoussis (1963 – 2011). Gone, but not forgotten.

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