Hi! I'm from a project called "Fleesh" and we've just released a tribute to Renaissance. We did a version of "Opening Out". Hope you like it! https://youtu.be/pH8PyeimLa4

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Hi! A very late (I spent a while away from last.fm) answer about my avatar: that's Andy Summers from The Police next to Fripp. I lifted the gif from this video: http://youtu.be/AOiuh2Upa8s

Hey there, thanks for accepting! Have a nice day :)

haha yep! I showed her your comment to prove that people actually do pay attention to what I listen to

Hello, buddy! Meet the first song by Magner Tales — [track artist=Magner Tales]Carry War No More[/track] «It was made to make you more Human».

Hi Dayvenkirq! It's a very huge question!! For printing, it's a French manufacturer, it costs arount 700 euros for 500 copies of my album. Promotion is another question in itself, I did it by myself mainly ;) If you want to know more feel free to contact me here : http://www.spleenarcana.com/contact/

Hey Mr Dayvenkirq

Hello! You listen to some really great stuff.

it's only about the music, when you love a band, there's nothing to do :)

True! Recording an album alone is quite demanding and take me some time. This is why I'll release upcoming music song by song on Patreon : http://www.patreon.com/spleenarcana - Let's see where it leads me ;)

Hi, thanks for the add! My first album was quite well received in France. Not only in France but I sold nearly all the 500 copies! Soon out of stock. My second album is on its way, working on it since I released the first :)

My guess would be Homogenic, Medulla or Volta would be good places to start if you're looking for proggy stuff. Debut and Post are both more pop oriented. I do like Post quite a bit, haven't listened to debut much as of yet. Vespertine is good too but I'm not as familiar with it.

Heya Daven! It's pretty damn awesome in my mind. I think "Declare Independence" may be the most in-your-face intense thing she has done since Pluto off of Homogenic. Do you listen to a lot of Bjork?

Hey, it's TheGazzardian from ProgArchives!