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Edison’s Children’s 4th Album

Be forewarned. This the last of these LPs in North America. All have slightly bent corners and have been discounted accordingly.

The Disturbance Fields are the physical manifestations that mother nature's fury can take against the human race due to our mistreatment of the oceans, rainforests and overdevelopment of urban landmasses. This has resulted in dramatic climatic changes in the temperatures of the earth and the sea and is the cause of far stronger and more violent storms and destructive natural events.

The Disturbance Fields features just one song... a 68 minute epic piece of music called “Washed Away” that takes you on a journey of a man fighting all of the forces of Mother Nature' wrath.

It is also personally based on the fact that during these recording sessions of all of Edison's Children's current and upcoming albums that we were hit by a hurricane, a 6.0 earthquake, a tornado and a massive blizzard which caused a state of emergency. Having experienced firsthand much of what Mother Nature's ferocity can deliver ... it was natural for the band to write a concept that maybe... we've crossed that line and perhaps Mother Nature has come to purge the world of what has become its biggest liability... human nature.

Edison’s Children have always been happy with comparisons with Floyd. Here they sound ever more like themselves. They serve up a vision of the future that’s nightmarish and musically ravishing – Prog Magazine

The Disturbance Fields by Edison’s Children is stunning. It’s the darkest, bleakest, most disturbing, delicious slice of prog I’ve heard in a very long time. Everyone needs to give it a listen, especially if you enjoy your prog on the symphonic side with a serious dose of bleak reality about our future weather patterns and global warming – Ed Mulhall

Musicians: Pete Trewavas – Bass, Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Lead & Backing Vocals, Orchestration, FX Eric Blackwood – Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Bass, Lead & Backing Vocals, V-Flute, Paraglide Guitar Rick Armstrong – Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Bass on The Surge, The Tempest, Resurgence Henry Rodgers – Drums (Except noted below) Lisa Wetton – Drums on A Cold Grey Morning, The Surge, Resurgence

Tracks:

Washed Away 1. Captain’s Ledger 2. A Random Occurrence a. Calm Before the Storm 3. Asphyxiation 4. Captain’s Refrain 5. The Approaching Front 6. Indigenous 7. The Surge a. Navigating the Fog 8. A Cold Gray Morning 9. Into the Dead Calm 10. The Tempest 11. A Random Disturbance 12. The Confluence a. Convergence b. A Rumble in the Distance c. Landfall d. Emergence of the Eye e. Lost at Sea 13. Resurgence f. Whirlpool g. Resurgence 14. Epitaph a. Down Into the Abyss

Format: Vinyl (Double LP) Artist: Edison’s Children Release Date: July 20, 2019 Cat. No.: RDR-EC07

Edison’s Children’s 4th Album

The Disturbance Fields are the physical manifestations that mother nature's fury can take against the human race due to our mistreatment of the oceans, rainforests and overdevelopment of urban landmasses. This has resulted in dramatic climatic changes in the temperatures of the earth and the sea and is the cause of far stronger and more violent storms and destructive natural events.

The Disturbance Fields features just one song... a 68 minute epic piece of music called “Washed Away” that takes you on a journey of a man fighting all of the forces of Mother Nature' wrath.

It is also personally based on the fact that during these recording sessions of all of Edison's Children's current and upcoming albums that we were hit by a hurricane, a 6.0 earthquake, a tornado and a massive blizzard which caused a state of emergency. Having experienced firsthand much of what Mother Nature's ferocity can deliver ... it was natural for the band to write a concept that maybe... we've crossed that line and perhaps Mother Nature has come to purge the world of what has become its biggest liability... human nature.

Edison’s Children have always been happy with comparisons with Floyd. Here they sound ever more like themselves. They serve up a vision of the future that’s nightmarish and musically ravishing – Prog Magazine

The Disturbance Fields by Edison’s Children is stunning. It’s the darkest, bleakest, most disturbing, delicious slice of prog I’ve heard in a very long time. Everyone needs to give it a listen, especially if you enjoy your prog on the symphonic side with a serious dose of bleak reality about our future weather patterns and global warming – Ed Mulhall

Musicians: Pete Trewavas – Bass, Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Lead & Backing Vocals, Orchestration, FX Eric Blackwood – Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Bass, Lead & Backing Vocals, V-Flute, Paraglide Guitar Rick Armstrong – Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Bass on The Surge, The Tempest, Resurgence Henry Rodgers – Drums (Except noted below) Lisa Wetton – Drums on A Cold Grey Morning, The Surge, Resurgence

Format: CD Artist: Edison’s Children Release Date: July 20, 2019 Cat. No.: RDR-EC07

This EP contains the single edit version of the title track from the band’s debut album, as well as a new track “Through The Ages” not to be found anywhere else. It also contains a couple of the live tracks recorded at the 2013 Marillion Weekend in Montreal, as well as the album version of the title track.

Musicians: Pete Trewavas – Bass, Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Lead & Backing Vocals, Synthesizers, Programming, FX, Strings Eric Blackwood – Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Bass, Lead & Backing Vocals, Synthesizers, Programming, FX

Tracks: 1. In the Last Waking Moments … - Single Edit 2. Through the Ages 3. Spiraling – Live in Montreal 4. A Million Miles Away (I Wish I Had a Time Machine) – Live in Montreal 5. In the Last Waking Moments … - Album Edit

Format: CD Artist: Edison’s Children Release Date: July 9, 2013 Cat. No.: RDR-EC04

The 2nd album from Edison’s Children

“The Final Breath Before November” is the haunting and ethereal follow up to their best-seller “In The Last Waking Moments”, which spawned a quirky but well received Top-40 rock hit.

You have to be careful or it will all be explained away. They will use science as an excuse for why things are the way they are, but what about those few times when it simply can’t be explained away, when it couldn't possibly make sense, no matter the formulas or calculations. I used to think I knew everything. Now, I know for certain, there's so much I will never truly understand. Looking back through my “Haunted Memories” I sometimes wonder, what do I do with all these dark & sometimes unexplainable circumstances of which no laws of physics could possibly be applied? Well, that's easy... We write a concept album about them! “The Final Breath Before November” is actually a very true story. I know you won't believe any of it because well... I still doubt it all myself. But, the fact is, it really happened & it happened to me. So, sit back in a darkened candle-lit room, put on your best headphones & let me tell you a little ghost story that isn't really a "story" at all. -- Eric Blackwood

And so the journey continues... Or should I say, in fact, finds its way back to the beginning? This album (or at least a large part of it) was actually the album that Eric and I had set out to record all that time ago when we were set up in the mountains above Montreal, around the time of the 2011 Marillion convention. We were working on a version of “Silhouette”, which I was going to arrange some strings on. I also remember “The Longing” being played around with at that time. The turning point was when Eric played me an early version of “Fracture”. We worked on the arrangement and I came up with the end section for it, and before too long we had got on to writing more songs. And the rest as they say is history. “In The Last Waking Moments” was born. (By the time we looked back on “Silhouette”, it no longer fit on the album ... either in length or in theme.) So, this time round we were in a better place to work on “Silhouette”, “The Longing” and a couple of things I had written like "Where Were You?". What I mean when I say this is. Having written and arranged together before, we knew what our strengths were and what we wanted to do with this album. Again, a combination of existing material and writing on the fly was involved and it is an incredibly fulfilling sense of achievement to finally have it in its finished form. - Pete Trewavas

Musicians: Pete Trewavas – Bass, Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Lead & Backing Vocals, Synthesizers, Programming, FX, Strings Eric Blackwood – Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Bass, Lead & Backing Vocals, Synthesizers, Programming, FX Henry Rogers - Drums

Tracks: 1. Final Breath 2. Light Years a. The Fading 3. Silhouette a. Silence can be Deafening (Part I) b. Welcome to Your Dreamland c. Where Were You d. The Longing e. The Morphlux f. I am Haunted g. What did you want? h. The Seventh Sign The Wrong The Acolyte The Hollows i. The Second Coming of the Morphlux j. Silence can be Deafening (Part II) k. Welcome to Your Nightmare l. Music for the End Credits of an Existence m. The Clock Strikes November

Format: CD Artist: Edison’s Children Release Date: December 3, 2013 Cat. No.: RDR-EC05

The 3rd album from Edison’s Children

These are not your typical dark and haunting Edison's Children tracks. In fact, they have been unable to find a home on any of the other albums, past or future. This album was intended to be a bridge between “The Final Breath Before November” and what would eventually become “The Disturbance Fields”. The latter album just took a bit longer than expected.

Musicians: Pete Trewavas – Bass, Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Lead & Backing Vocals, Synthesizers, Programming, FX, Strings Eric Blackwood – Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Bass, Lead & Backing Vocals, Synthesizers, Programming, FX Henry Rogers - Drums

Tracks: 1. Light Years (John Mitchell Single Edit) 2. Stranger in a Foreign Land 3. Ever Be Friends 4. Solstice 5. Growing Down in Brooklyn 6. Someone Took my Heart Away 7. A Million Miles Away (I Wish I Had a Time Machine) Live at Wolves UK 8. Seventh Sign (Jakko Mix) 9. The Longing (Mike Hunter Orchestral Mix) 10. Sinners Minus 11. Light Years (Jakko Mix) 12. The Fading (Jakko Mix) 13. The Darkness 14. Where Were You? (Jakko “Whisper Ending Mix”) 15. The Second Coming of The Morphlux (John Mitchell Mix)

Format: CD Artist: Edison’s Children Release Date: August 1, 2015 Cat. No.: RDR-EC05

The debut album from Edison’s Children, containing the USA Top 40 single, A Million Miles Away (I Wish I Had a Time Machine) and the only known to feature four of the five members of Marillion that isn’t actually a Marillion album.

This is the beautifully haunting debut record by Edison's Children featuring Pete Trewavas (Marillion/ Transatlantic) and NYC's Eric Blackwood. "In The Last Waking Moments" follows an individual who has experienced a surreal and bizarre happening as he tries to comprehend if it was all reality or a descent into madness. "The climactic 15-minute track The Awakening, brings all the strands together thrillingly (and features one Steve Hogarth), before the sparse haunting close Fallout (of the 4th Kind) appears to drop the character, dazzled and disoriented, back at the top of the album". "A Sci-Fi concept that is Moody, Engaging and Beautifully Executed" -- CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE presents PROG! - Grant Moon

"Taken in the round, this is an exceptional progressive rock album assembled by two top musicians at the zenith of their powers", "the majesty of a superb contemporary progressive rock masterpiece is occasionally interrupted by moments of complete aberration... in a strange way serve to enhance the overall feeling that this is a remarkable, even beautiful record." 5 STARS -- GET READY TO ROCK Magazine - Alan Jones

"An album that must be heard at least once in your lifetime" - "This is an extremely important and excellent piece of work" - "It is a testament to the skill of these musicians that you are blown away by the bass playing of Blackwood on the opener, and then by the power guitars superbly handled by Trewavas on Fracture."- In The Last Waking Moments is a true masterpiece, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. Five stars for a masterpiece of modern progressive rock. - 5 STARS --PROG ARCHIVES – Lazland

Musicians: Pete Trewavas – Bass, Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Lead & Backing Vocals, Synthesizers, Programming, FX, Strings Eric Blackwood – Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Bass, Lead & Backing Vocals, Synthesizers, Programming, FX

Additional Musicians: Steve Rothery – Lead Guitar on Spiraling Robin Boult – Power Electric Guitar on In The Last Waking Moments Steve Hogarth – Town Choir Vocals on The Awakening Ian Mosley – Drums on The Awakening, Slowburn

Tracks: 1. Dusk 2. Fracture a. Fallout (of the 1st kind) b. The Last Refrain 3. In the First Waking Moments 4. A Million Miles Away (I Wish I had a Time Machine 5. Fallout (of the 2nd kind) 6. Outerspaced 7. Spiraling 8. The “Other” Other Dimension 9. Across The Plains 10. In The Last Waking Moments 11. Lifeline 12. Fallout (of the 3rd kind) 13. The Awakening a. Slowburn 14. Fallout (of the 4th kind)

Format: CD Artist: Edison’s Children Release Date: July 9, 2012 Cat. No.: RDR-EC01