Time Lapse
Steve Hackett · 1992
69 min · 14 tracks · progressive rock
A rich tapestry of progressive rock, blending intricate guitar work with atmospheric melodies and dynamic rhythms.
Why this album works
'Time Lapse' was well-received by critics, showcasing Hackett's adeptness at melding various musical styles and earning recognition for its innovative soundscapes. The album is often noted for its instrumental depth and has influenced many artists within the progressive genre.
- Best for
- dynamic progression with peaks immersive exploration of soundscapes wave-like pacing for reflection
- Context
- By 1992, Steve Hackett had established himself as a prominent figure in progressive rock, having left Genesis in the mid-1970s. 'Time Lapse' marked his return to instrumental compositions after a series of vocal albums, reflecting a matured sound following his extensive solo career.
- If you like
- progressive rock
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Camino Royale Standout 8:42
- 2 Please Don’t Touch Standout 4:38
- 3 Everyday 7:02
- 4 In That Quiet Earth 3:50
- 5 Depth Charge 3:21
- 6 Jacuzzi 4:28
- 7 The Steppes Standout 5:56
- 8 Ace of Wands 7:35
- 9 Hope I Don’t Wake 4:13
- 10 The Red Flower of Ta Chai Blooms Everywhere 2:43
- 11 Tigermoth 3:22
- 12 A Tower Struck Down 2:58
- 13 Spectral Mornings 5:18
- 14 Clocks – The Angel of Mons 4:54
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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