The Tangent Aimed For More Optimistic Spark
. Le Sacre Du Travail, launched in 2013, drew acclaim for its strong concept and musicianship, but he didn't want to continue in the same direction. Tillison tells Prog: "Le Sacre was ambitious. It was very complex, and it took ages to write and put together. "I'm proud of what we achieved with that record - but at the same time it put The Tangent into a kind of Roger Waters arena of 'Is this what they're gonna do? Be eternally depressing and spend the rest of their lives commenting on how bad things are?' "I thought, 'F*** that! There are plenty of life experiences, some of them are downers and some of them are uppers. Why not celebrate good times too?'" Read more here. Prog Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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