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Kentucky, United States (2006 – present)
Casualties of Applied Metaphysics is an experimental musical entity that began in Kentucky, United States after band leader and founder Alex Browne received inspiration for an album in early 2006. The band consists of Alex Browne and Danny Walton, both of whom are multi-instrumentalists.
Official website with information and FREE download links: http://casualtiesofappliedmetaphysics.webs.com/
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History:
Alex’s initial ideas were originally planned to be released under a solo album, but after telling two of his fellow classmates/friends about the idea, they quickly jumped aboard, creating the trio of Alex Browne, Danny Walton, and Matt Buckley.
David Tillman joined in the middle of the creation of their first album, “In Anima”, which was released on December 28th, 2008. After the completion of “In Anima”, Matt Buckley ceased membership on account of an increasingly busy schedule, reducing the band to a trio once again.
On March 6th, 2009, “Ex Anima”, the band’s second album, was released. It expands upon the concepts introduced in the first and brings it to a close. Both of the albums collectively deal with a story: the first part told from the abstract view of the internal mind and the second more specifically in the realm of external reality.
Official website with information and FREE download links: http://casualtiesofappliedmetaphysics.webs.com/
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History:
Alex’s initial ideas were originally planned to be released under a solo album, but after telling two of his fellow classmates/friends about the idea, they quickly jumped aboard, creating the trio of Alex Browne, Danny Walton, and Matt Buckley.
David Tillman joined in the middle of the creation of their first album, “In Anima”, which was released on December 28th, 2008. After the completion of “In Anima”, Matt Buckley ceased membership on account of an increasingly busy schedule, reducing the band to a trio once again.
On March 6th, 2009, “Ex Anima”, the band’s second album, was released. It expands upon the concepts introduced in the first and brings it to a close. Both of the albums collectively deal with a story: the first part told from the abstract view of the internal mind and the second more specifically in the realm of external reality.
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Sen_dog wrote:
Everything's nice, but the similarity looks fakey. HC is so far from first album. But there are two more albums there
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I_am_A_Person wrote:
Oh hey, good stuff guys!
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YertGuy wrote:
I must say, free prog is the best prog!
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MovingPictures7 wrote:
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. We're working on the 3rd one right now, and it's sounding even better.
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memowakeman wrote:
hi guys, i've just listened to your album, which has very cool stuff, keep the good work
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MovingPictures7 wrote:
No problem. Thanks for listening!
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emoexplosion wrote:
Thanks for the free debut link on PA. Very Ummagumma-like.
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JonasReingold wrote:
You're the only ones to be able to do it.
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MovingPictures7 wrote:
How could we sell out with our debut? XD
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TheMiah wrote:
This band totally sold out when they released "In Anima" :(
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MovingPictures7 wrote:
LIAR
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TheMiah wrote:
Man, this band sucks...
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MovingPictures7 wrote:
Glad you like it! I really like that one too.
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JonasReingold wrote:
A Tranquil Interlude is clearly fantastic.
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MovingPictures7 wrote:
Thanks, Alex! It should actually be out really soon; it expands upon the concepts in the debut.
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Sckxyss wrote:
Whoa, nothing like what I'd expected given your influences... very eclectic. There are a lot of interesting ideas, but overall it isn't very cohesive as an album, it seems. I look forward to hearing the next album, though :)
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MovingPictures7 wrote:
Sounds like a good policy to me. Sure.
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stylazyn wrote:
I am just listening for the first time. We at the ProgArchives should get free copies! OK, j/k
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birdwithteeth11 wrote:
Comments on what you guys think about our debut are more than welcome.
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mlequesne wrote:
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