Oblivion Sun features the compositional and performance skills of five musicians who are at ease with complex musical structures as well as frequent improvisations. The band was started by founding Happy The Man members Stanley Whitaker and Frank Wyatt with Bill Plummer. The new rhythm section of Bill Brasso and Dave Hughes are to debut in late October '09. Oblivion Sun create a powerful, dynamic sound that aims to satisfy fans of all music. The band moves beyond the boundaries that the conventional music industry uses to limit the creative spirit. Please join us live!
"I predicted that this would be the best overall show of the last 2 years, then I ammended that by saying it would be the best ever...and I was right on the f*%ing money!!!" - Ray Loboda, NJ Proghouse/NEARfest
"If you've not heard the CD, get it! You'll not be disappointed. If Oblivion Sun get within 200 miles of you - BE THERE! This is the stuff of dreams, my friend." John Wilcox, ProgSheet.com
"The music produced by Oblivion Sun for its debut release is as good, if not better, than anything Happy The Man ever produced, and leaves little doubt that this album belongs among the best releases of 2007." - Mark Newman, Progression Magazine
"If you like classic prog, you'll love this album" - Stephen Fortner, Keyboard Magazine
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Glad you guys are carrying on as O.S. Check out our site for samples of our new hook-laden symphonic prog release. Roine Stolt and Randy George guest. Peace.
Greetings guys. Your disc has been in constant rotation since your inspiring performance at NF '09. We look forward to more music from Oblivion Sun! We are honored to be MS friends! Thank you!! Fred & Phil of RP
I must re-iterate: ABSOLUTELY KILLER, GUYS! Writing, Arranging, Musicianship! B R I L L I A N T! Just sat here again and listened to all the tunes! I SO cannot wait to see you! BUFFALO, ANYONE? ;-)
Beautiful work! The musicianship and compositional depth are ammazing and inspiring. Thanks for the connection and i hope the world is treating you and your music kindly...Peace, Tad