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Parade

Parade is the band founded by guitarist Chris Johnson. Chris has previously worked with Fish and Mostly Autumn and was a featured writer on the Mostly Autumn album Heart Full Of Sky from 2007 contributing the songs Silver Glass and Blue Light. More recently Chris has been a member of the Fish live band who have recently finished an extended bout of touring.

Chris formed the band Parade to explore the darker side of his song writing. Some of the songs were originally earmarked for Mostly Autumn although they find a home amongst other songs of a similar dark style on the Parade's debut album The Fabric.

Joining Chris in Parade is Fish band mate Gavin Griffiths (Drums), Anne Marie Helder from Panic Room also contributes vocals and keyboards and the line up is completed by guitarist Simon Snaize and bassist Patrick Berry. Other musicians contributing performances to The Fabric include Bryan Josh, Olivia Sparnenn and Heather Findlay from Mostly Autumn.

PARADE

The Fabric


1. All Along The Watchtower
2. Can't Find My Way Home
3. Angel
4. Whie Room
5. Reason to Believe
6. You Keep Me Hanging On
7. Black Dog
8. On The Road Again
9. Feel Like Makin' Love
10. Reeling In The Years
11. Who Are You
12. Kashmir
 


The album began life in earnest following the end of the Fish tour in early 2009 and was completed relatively quickly some months later. The eleven songs on the album all bear a distinctive experimental sound although a commercial rock streak also permeates the tracks. Which include Come Alive, Start Again, High Life, The Dogs, All That I Wanted and Facing Down.

Due to the members of the band having high profile associations with the likes of Fish, Mostly Autumn and The Panic Room this album will attract a wide audience from the related fan bases and the progressive rock scene in general not to mention acquiring their own unique fan base.

 

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