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Beyond 7: 7 slices of raw guitar pop
Before five...there was seven. Or, if a band's preoccupation with numbers makes
any more sense of it, before Five Star Fall
there was Beyond 7. If you liked the Automatic Ordinary album by Five
Star Fall, you'll enjoy Revelations Per Minute by Beyond 7. This is the power
pop trio that singer Gordon Deppe and bassist Tom Lewis would eventually twist
and turn into what would become Five Star Fall. It shows them at a much rawer,
guitar-based point in their lives, but highlights the same sense of adventure
and lyrical wit that would later culminate in Automatic Ordinary.
This Canadian trio is rounded out by Terry Martel on drums, who's quirky Keith
Moon inspired style is featured on the psychedelic album closer Beyond Seven.
There's just one question that these lads avoid answering...
What's with all the numbers? Maybe one day the riddle will be solved.
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