Band Crimson proudly present their debut The Screaming Of An Echo, a whole 25 years in the making. It’s a proper acoustic-electric rock journey in the spirit of the legendary albums of the 70s.
Back in 2001, three high schoolers wrote 12 songs for an album and even managed to record them, after a fashion, but they never made it into a real studio because the band fell apart first.
Still, the music they’d written deserved to reach people, so in 2011 they headed into the studio and started the process of properly recording the album. Life got in the way, though, and the members were busy with other bands (Toxine, NoAir, Recycleman, Bregove dere, Meduzalem…), so the recording dragged on a bit, but the album is finally out.
You can listen to it or buy it here: The Screaming Of An Echo
Singles and videos released so far:
The Bringer Of Life
The Door To An Endless Path
Lineup:
Samo Turk: lead vocals, electric, acoustic and classical guitars
Simon Omahen: electric guitar, backing vocals
Matjaž Karlovčec: bass
Gregor Brajkovič: drums
Alen Grižonič: Hammond
Žiga Fabbro: saxophone
Crimson were active between 2000 and 2003, first as an acoustic trio and then in their electric incarnation too. In that time they created original material, but recording it on their own wasn’t exactly easy back then. The band split up before they ever got to a studio. Years later, they finally did head into the studio and gave music that deserved to be properly recorded and put in front of people another shot.
The album “The Screaming Of An Echo“, written in 2001 and recorded between 2011 and 2024, blends 70s progressive and hard rock with folk, country and ambient acoustic journeys. The result is an album like they don’t make ’em anymore.
