DECISION-D
DECISION-D was a progressive rock band built around the duo of vocalist/guitarist Keith Thomas and bassist/vocalist Matt Thomas, with drummer Paul Lee and...
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DECISION-D was a progressive rock band built around the duo of vocalist/guitarist Keith Thomas and bassist/vocalist Matt Thomas, with drummer Paul Lee and keyboardist John Klatt completing the lineup. They released four studio albums in the early 1980s, starting with 1981's 'The Tower of Babel' and following with 1983's 'Babylon's Kingdoms'.
Their music drew from the intricate arrangements and atmospheric qualities of bands like Genesis, Yes, and Pink Floyd. The title track 'Babylon's Kingdoms' became their most recognizable song, a multi-part composition that typified their approach to extended, layered progressive rock.
Other tracks like 'Criticize,' 'Devoted,' and 'Diabolic Shadow' showed their range within the genre, from more direct rock passages to keyboard-heavy atmospherics. Their work maintained a dedicated following among progressive rock listeners who appreciated their commitment to the style's traditional forms and ambitious structures.
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