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Loss of a Child - Caught and Lost [LostChildren002] (September 19, 2005)

An instrumental rock band from London, England, Loss of a Child use pianos, string sections, guitars and drums to create a classically-influenced post-rock noise. With elements boarding on quiet ambience and others with distorted guitars and crashing drums, the ambitious nature with the classical instruments sets Loss of a Child apart from many leftfield acts, producing a hugely epic sound.

'Caught and Lost' is the natural progression from Loss of a Child's debut, continuing the ideal of producing an album over a collection of songs. 'Caught and Lost' is essentially a 40+ minute piece, and works all the better for it. The emotions vary throughout, taking the listener on a journey from beginning to end. Loss of a Child has expanded it's sound to create a masterpiece of originality within instrumental rock.

Each track from Caught and Lost flows into the next, and should you wish all of it without the annoying skips between individual mp3's please contact Loss of a Child via LossofaChild.co.uk.

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Tracklisting :
1. Because The Future Lied
2. Missing
3. Some Time Alone
4. For Those Who Know
5. Feelings, Falling and Farmers
6. Maybe One Day
7. Hope
8. When One Foot is further than One Hundred Miles
9. Like Dancing in the Rain
10. A Medical Silence
11. For Those Who Know
12. DTA




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This audio is part of the collection: Lost Children

Date: 2005-09-19 00:00:00
Keywords: Post Rock; Instrumental Rock; Alternative Rock

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Reviewer: Nomadin - - May 16, 2007
Subject: Awesome
I think that this is the best music that I have heard in ages. Very powerful and emotional. I really hope that we see more releases.

This is quickly becoming my favorite!

Reviewer: HopeIsLife - - January 19, 2006
Subject: Wow!
This is even better than The Future Symphony, mainly heavier and sounds even more complex but still got the melodies! And "Feelings, Falling and Farmers", just wow - best song I've heard in a long, long time!!