Woodcut
Big Big Train, the award-winning, progressive rock band, issue their 16th studio. Woodcut is a landmark release for the international group, whose line-up draws together members from England, Scotland, Italy, the USA, Sweden and Norway, in that it marks their first ever full-length conceptual piece. âThe story isnât set in any particular timeframe, but itâs about The Artist, who is struggling with life,â founding member Gregory Spawton begins. âHe takes a stroll and finds this piece of heartwood and creates something that he considers beautiful and different. Maybe itâs a dream or maybe itâs real life, but he finds himself stepping into this Narnia-style woodcut world.âÂ
A more band-based effort, Woodcut sees all seven members making stunning contributions, with frontman Alberto Bravin taking the lead as producer: âThis time itâs kind of a new statement for the band. âWoodcutâ is a big step forward for us,â he comments. Featuring 16 tracks across 66-minutes of runtime, âWoodcutâ feels epic without outstaying its welcome.
The album is graced with a striking cover design from Dorset-based artist Robin Mackenzie - a black and white woodcut print, of course, derived from a woodcut which the band commissioned from him specifically for the album.
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Woodcut
Big Big Train, the award-winning, progressive rock band, issue their 16th studio. Woodcut is a landmark release for the international group, whose line-up draws together members from England, Scotland, Italy, the USA, Sweden and Norway, in that it marks their first ever full-length conceptual piece. âThe story isnât set in any particular timeframe, but itâs about The Artist, who is struggling with life,â founding member Gregory Spawton begins. âHe takes a stroll and finds this piece of heartwood and creates something that he considers beautiful and different. Maybe itâs a dream or maybe itâs real life, but he finds himself stepping into this Narnia-style woodcut world.âÂ
A more band-based effort, Woodcut sees all seven members making stunning contributions, with frontman Alberto Bravin taking the lead as producer: âThis time itâs kind of a new statement for the band. âWoodcutâ is a big step forward for us,â he comments. Featuring 16 tracks across 66-minutes of runtime, âWoodcutâ feels epic without outstaying its welcome.
The album is graced with a striking cover design from Dorset-based artist Robin Mackenzie - a black and white woodcut print, of course, derived from a woodcut which the band commissioned from him specifically for the album.
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Big Big Train, the award-winning, progressive rock band, issue their 16th studio. Woodcut is a landmark release for the international group, whose line-up draws together members from England, Scotland, Italy, the USA, Sweden and Norway, in that it marks their first ever full-length conceptual piece. âThe story isnât set in any particular timeframe, but itâs about The Artist, who is struggling with life,â founding member Gregory Spawton begins. âHe takes a stroll and finds this piece of heartwood and creates something that he considers beautiful and different. Maybe itâs a dream or maybe itâs real life, but he finds himself stepping into this Narnia-style woodcut world.âÂ
A more band-based effort, Woodcut sees all seven members making stunning contributions, with frontman Alberto Bravin taking the lead as producer: âThis time itâs kind of a new statement for the band. âWoodcutâ is a big step forward for us,â he comments. Featuring 16 tracks across 66-minutes of runtime, âWoodcutâ feels epic without outstaying its welcome.
The album is graced with a striking cover design from Dorset-based artist Robin Mackenzie - a black and white woodcut print, of course, derived from a woodcut which the band commissioned from him specifically for the album.
