White Light: White Light

SKU: 31258432
White Light: White Light

White Light: White Light

SKU: 31258432

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: White Light
Artist: White Light
Label: Shadoks Music
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 801670017417
Genre: Rock

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing comes in a heavy sleeve with a two-page insert. Shadoks Music presents the never before released White Light self-titled album, recorded in 1976. White Light was a progressive rock group originally from New Orleans, then later from Austin, Texas, USA, where the group once recorded with Sonobeat Records (Mariani, Wildfire). White Light was comprised of Mike Hobren (guitars and vocals) Rob Haeuser (bass and synthesizers) and Rusty Haeuser (percussion and flute). On White Light's self-titled album, fans of mid-'70s progressive rock will be treated to a real romp of experimental music that utilizes a host of instrumentation and special effects. The group's music is powerfully expressed on the track "Pacemaker". Mike Hobren employed a diverse range of styles and techniques on the guitar, including the use of a cello bow on the introduction to the track "Stargazer". Rob Haeuser's bass grounded the music perfectly, and his synthesizer work was, at times, haunting. Rusty Haeuser provided well-rounded percussion to inject a powerful rhythm line into the music. White Light was heavily influenced by progressive groups like Yes, Pink Floyd and Weather Report, to name a few but with a fresh twist of their own.

Tracks:
1.1 Fields
1.2 Mere Drop in the Pool
1.3 Solar Offering
1.4 Oceans
1.5 Spirits on the Wing
1.6 Pacemaker
1.7 Song for Leo
1.8 Stargazer
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