Conversations With The Boatman
by The Multiverse Concept
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Red Skies
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Paradise In Purgatory
02:33
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The Winds Cease To Sail
04:17
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'Conversations with the boatman' derives its theme from the mythological tale that after death the soul must journey across the river Styx by boat to the afterlife. It centers around the theme of loss, death and acceptance.
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released February 8, 2012
Aksheya Chandar (composer, songwriter, guitars, bass, lead guitars) Adhiraj Singh (producer), Gagan Gill (guest vocalist)
Aksheya Chandar (composer, songwriter, guitars, bass, lead guitars) Adhiraj Singh (producer), Gagan Gill (guest vocalist)
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The Multiverse Concept Pune, India
Prog rock/post-rock outfit from Pune India and New York, USA... and everywhere in between.
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