Half Past Four is back with a new album - Finding Time - a six-song odyssey of eclectic, razor-sharp Progressive Rock that proves musical time travel is possible, especially when the clocks stop. Written during the COVID lockdown, each track is a feat of isolated virtuosity, from the harmonically theatrical masterpiece “Igguana” to the delicate precision and nod to Kate Bush of “Branches” Blending funk, jazz, pop, and classic Prog with Zappa-level virtuosity and humour, this album doesn’t just find time—it bends it. Find time to pre-order it now!

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"

Half Past Four's second album, "Good Things" (2013), continues the band's exploration of progressive rock with a fusion of eclectic styles. Released five years after their debut, the album showcases a maturation in their sound. "Good Things" delivers a diverse sonic palette, featuring intricate compositions, dynamic rhythms, and thought-provoking lyrics. The band's musical evolution is evident in this collection, offering a compelling mix of progressive elements and engaging storytelling that keeps listeners captivated from start to finish.

Half Past Four's debut album, "Rabbit In The Vestibule" (2008), invites listeners into a fantastical realm. Each track is a door to an imaginative experience—ranging from dreams and fairy tales to the whimsical chaos of paper plane battles. With playful melodies and intricate arrangements, this Canadian progressive rock journey showcases the band's creative prowess in crafting a captivating and eclectic sonic landscape.