In the land of the blind, one-eyed is king. "Land Of The Blind", released 2016 is a five track EP that includes "One Eyed Man". Take a ride on the "Mood elevator", look into "Mirror Eyes", learn some "Mathematics" and meet our take on Max Webster's "Toronto Tontos"
released September 17, 2016
Kyree Vibrant - lead vocals
Dmitry Lesov - bass guitar, chapman stick, vocals
Igor Kurtzman - keyboards, vocals
Constantin Necrasov - guitars, vocals
Marcello Ciurleo - drums
Mauro Giammarco – engineering, mixing and mastering, vocals
Marie Cherniy - cover art
Tamila Rostmoff - graphic design
All songs by Half Past Four, except Toronto Tontos by Kim Mitchell and Pye Dubois.
© ℗ 2016 Half Past Four SOCAN, ASCAP.
“This five track release from the Canadian quintet manages the difficult achievement of being rooted in the archetypal styles of King Crimson and Yes while simultaneously sounding bang up-to-date. Like those fabled forebears, Half Past Four take a smorgasbord of styles, stuff them in a blender, then throw theresulting melange at the listener like an aural Jackson Pollock.... Land Of The Blind is one of those records where you never know what the band is going from one moment to another. An album of constant surprises, revealing new delights with each successive listen”
— Prog Magazine, Issue 70, UK
“…What is, as ever, immediately apparent is the sheer joie de vivre of the band, their energetic glee and clear belief in their quirky music. But don’t go thinking that it’s a difficult listen because it certainly isn’t. Vocalist Kyree Vibrant has one of the best and most versatile voices around, it draws you in and urges you to listen. Likewise the rest of the band, with a line-up stable from Good Things, have huge confidence in their abilities – justifiably so – and work together superbly as a unit.” - Jez Rowden
— The Progressive Aspect
“As this absolutely jubilant and refreshing record comes to a close I just cannot help but smile. These are vistuoso musicians without a trace of smugness or superiority, they just play and sing for the love of the music and it shows, in spades. A joyous expression of love, hope and humour all rolled into an incredible package that you just can’t resist. I recommend plenty of albums but I’d prescribe this to everyone to save your sanity and give your life a boost of happiness and enjoyable irregularity.” - Martin Hutchinson
— ProgRadar