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Album: Oblivion Sun
Released: Jan 1, 2007
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General Info

  • Genre: Experimental / Fusion / Progressive

    Location Felton, Pennsylvania, Un

    Profile Views: 78274

    Last Login: 8/13/2011

    Member Since 4/27/2006

    Website www.oblivionsun.com

    Record Label Prophase Music

    Type of Label Major

  • Bio

    Oblivion Sun features the compositional and performance skills of four 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 along with Bill Plummer, Chris Mack and Dave DeMarco. The new rhythm section of Bill Brasso and Dave Hughes started their OS history in October 2009. 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!.. The band is currently working on their second CD. Stay tuned for new songs soon. "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.. .. .... .. .. I edited my profile with a bunch of zeroes and ones!..! ....
  • Members

    Stan Whitaker - guitars/vocals .. Frank Wyatt - keys/sax .. Bill Brasso - drums/percussion.. Dave Hughes - bass/vocals.. ------------------------- past members .. Bill Plummer -- keys/Moog/vocals.. Chris Mack - Drums/percussion.. Dave DeMarco = bass/vocals.. Keith Macksoud - bass .. Eric Slick - drums
  • Influences

    Gentle Giant, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Henry Cow, Passport, VDGG, Soft Machine, Genesis, King Crimson, Yes, UK, PFM, Debussy...
  • Sounds Like

    Music!

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  • Oblivion Sun

    The new CD "The High Places" coming soon.....

    1 year ago
  • Larry Kutcher Pianist/C…

    Absolutely beautiful new music!
    I have been sharing a lot of your HTM work as well, with new listeners on my Facebook page. Folks are loving it!

    Thanks for the inspiring work,
    Larry Kutcher... pianist/composer

    2 years ago
  • Javier Abraldes

    Hi!, thanks for the add!

    I've heard a few times your self-titled album and I liked it a lot.

    2 years ago
  • Ambscape

    Thank you for your music - and thanks for the add - Ambscape

    2 years ago
  • Glenda Long

    Thank you for your friendship and have a great day

    2 years ago
  • James Allen

    Looking forward to seeing you at RoSfest - not long now !!!

    3 years ago
  • Accordo dei Contrari

    Thanks to you for the add

    hope one day to play together

    Daniele
    AdC

    3 years ago
  • jimi

    i wish i was there....hi guys you know who....

    3 years ago
  • Three Monks

    NEOGOTHIC GREETINGS

    3 years ago
  • Larry Kutcher Pianist/C…

    Your new group and music is very inspiring... beautifully crafted and played.
    Happy the Man has been a great joy for me and this new musical tributary is wonderful.

    Thank you for all the great music,
    Larry Kutcher... pianist/composer

    3 years ago
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Bio:

Oblivion Sun features the compositional and performance skills of four 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. The new rhythm section of Bill Brasso and Dave Hughes started their OS history in October 2009. 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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I edited my profile with a bunch of zeroes and ones!..!

Member Since:

April 27, 2006

Members:

Stan Whitaker - guitars/vocals

Frank Wyatt - keys/sax

Bill Brasso - drums/percussion

Dave Hughes - bass/vocals

------------------------- past members

Bill Plummer -- keys/Moog/vocals

Chris Mack - Drums/percussion

Dave DeMarco = bass/vocals

Keith Macksoud - bass

Eric Slick - drums

Influences:

Gentle Giant, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Henry Cow, Passport, VDGG, Soft Machine, Rocky & Bullwinkle, Genesis, King Crimson, Trilok Gurtu, Yes, UK, Crowded House, PFM, Debussy...

Sounds Like:

Music!

Record Label:

Prophase Music

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