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Demo cd released in 1998 to create interest for a future full lenght album. Definitive, re-recorded versions of these songs were eventually released in 2002 on Sinister Street's second full lenght album Sinister Street - Trust. Domo arigato's to: Marco Lodders, Coert Zachariasse, Kinda Gogo. Amit Sen and Jojo Wiegman.

No use comparing the recent stuff to the old glories, these are different times, different world. Sinister Street is another new interesting Dutch band, very much in the Triangle, Knight Area, Nice Beaver, Plackband and Flamborough Head school of allegedly "Neo" prog. While not yet in the masterpiece category, Trust is a worthy addition to any collection, with riveting artwork, ultra modern (aka hard to decipher) graphics, excellent musicianship (standard unit with a unique two keyboard set up) and quite original vocals, courtesy of lead singer Olaf Blaauw. SINISTER STREET are from The Netherlands and this was the last album they recorded back in 2002. For me they sounded a lot like EVERON just not as heavy or as good.

Band Name Sinister Street. Released date 08 February 2002. Labels Musea Records. Recorded at Le Studio. Members owning this album0. 1. Song For A Day. 8:22.

Sinister Street - Trust No. Pierre-Yves Bessuand - Odyssee. Christian Richet - Percutone. During the process of making the album, the decision was taken to leave Ambulance Chasing off the CD (it will be released on the Piano Lessons CD-Single), because it wouldn't fit in with the rest of the music. At the same time, Even Less got shortened to 7 minutes. A 20 minute version has been recorded as well, but they decided to save that for possible release on a mini CD later in 1999 and use the short version instead. When I first heard the Stupid Dream album I was quite shocked. This certainly wasn't what I had expected from 'the new Porcupine Tree'.

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