Nothing Is Written
by Galahad
- Type: Album
- Released: June 1991
- Label: Self-Released
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 1:07:34
- Community rating: 2.88/5 from 2 ratings
Artists on this release: Stephen Darrell Smith, Mark Andrews, pedalboard, Stuart Nicholson, Tim Ashton
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Financed and produced independently by the band, this debut full-length captures the Dorset quintet at the forefront of the 1990s neo-progressive rock underground. 'Nothing Is Written' intertwines lush keyboard textures with complex, socially conscious songwriting that echoes the ambitious structures of 1970s symphonic rock.
Genres
Descriptors: progressive, conscious, political, uncommon-time-signatures
Tracklist
- Face to the Sun (7:59)
- Chamber of Horrors (5:23)
- Evaporation (5:56)
- Motherland (6:44)
- Room 801 (7:05)
- Aqaba ( A Matter of Going!) (5:37)
- Bark in D Minor (0:42)
- Legacy (4:07)
- The Automaton (4:36)
- Don't Lose Control (5:31)
- Richelieus Prayer (8:13)
- There Must Be A way (5:35)
Credits
- Galahad - primary artist, written-by, arranged by, performer
- Tim Ashton - bass [bass collection and rickenbacker 4001, fretless basses, aria 4-string and musicman 5-string fretless basses], effects [boss effects], electronics [laney amps], music by
- Spencer Luckman - drums [pearl acoustic drums], percussion [zildjan, sabian, paiste and zanki cymbals], music by
- Roy Keyworth - electric guitar [gibson les paul], acoustic guitar [clarissa acoustic guitars], effects [boss and electro-harmonix effects pedals], electronics [fender and peavey amps], music by
- Mark Andrews - keyboards [roland d-50, s-10, jx-3p, u-220, sh-101 keyboards, korg m1 and mono/poly keayboards], mellotron, organ [hammond c3], synthesizer [akai s900 sampler, kawai k1m and minimoog synthesisers], pedalboard [taurus bass pedals], upright piano [upright acoustic piano thingy], software instrument [atari 104st running smpte track sequencing software], programmed by [alesis hr16 programming], music by, written-by, arranged by, performer
- Stuart Nicholson - lyrics by, music by, vocals, backing vocals, tambourine [because he's the only one that thinks it's a real instrument]