Myriads
Myriads formed in London in the late 1990s, with David Kavanagh on vocals and guitar, Ben Ditchburn on bass, and Tom Stewart on drums. They started making...
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Myriads formed in London in the late 1990s, with David Kavanagh on vocals and guitar, Ben Ditchburn on bass, and Tom Stewart on drums. They started making music that didn't fit neatly into one category, pulling from progressive rock and other sounds.
Their first album, 'Dreams of Reality,' came out in 2004. It set the tone for what they were doing, with layered arrangements and a kind of floating atmosphere. They followed it with 'The Infinite Circle' in 2007 and 'The Great Divide' in 2011, each record letting them stretch out a bit more.
Some of their songs, like 'Flickering Thoughts' and 'The Ascent,' show how they build these detailed instrumental passages around Kavanagh's vocals. The music isn't always easy to pin down, but that seems to be part of the point for them.
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