Title: Fine Effort from a Young Band
Product review: Catalepsy was a short-lived local band from Indiana in the late 90s (this album is NOT related to the death-core band, Catalepsy, of more recent vintage). Their live shows of the time consisted of a wide range of covers, as well as these and a few other originals. This is their only album, released in 2000, but it is a fine effort. It is all original tunes and shows a variety of influences from the 60s and 70s, most noticeably Pink Floyd, but also some Abbey Road-era Beatles. "Here to Greet the End" is a stand-out track.The band had considerable talent and consisted of:Robert Wade - vocals, keys, rhythm guitarPatrick King - vocals, lead guitars, keysMatt Johns - percussionBlaine Hillan - bass, vocalsPete Schwartz - keysThe song list:1. Prologue2. A Little Too Much for the Piper...3. Gentle Rain4. So Far Away5. Alicorn for All6. New Standard7. Here to Greet the End8. March of the NephillimI bought this when it first came out and it holds up well today.
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