D'ACCORD - D'ACCORD III
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: KARISMA
Release date: 01/07/2015
Barcode: 7090008319795
Catalog no.: KARLP0000080
Item ID: 419239
The third album from D'accorD sees the Norwegian prog band move in a more direct and straight forward direction. Where the band's 2010 album 'Helike' was a massive conceptual piece, 'D'AccorD III' contains shorter and more diverse tracks. The impulses from the '70s progressive sound are still there, and the same goes for the complexity in the music. But this time, D'accorD has incorporated more rock'n'roll and a harder edge to the songs.
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