Although some music critics have been quick to tout the band as the �new Pink Floyd�, guitarist Sepand is adamant that the band's music stands on its own and Pink Floyd was barely in their mind-set when the album was conceived. �Pink Floyd broke so many boundaries and introduced so many ideas, that it is near impossible not to be influenced by them�.the same would go for The Beatles.
"The influences are certainly there, but the music is Oscar and I in our purity. The range of emotions you hear are borne only from our thoughts and experiences."
�It's obviously very flattering to be compared to Pink Floyd,� adds Fuentes, �but it's curious to me that that's all some people are hearing. We've been influenced by a lot of artists � from Marillion to Nirvana to Porcupine Tree to John Coltrane to Gorecki � and the music reflects that, obviously at times, but we don't try to be anyone other than Days Between Stations.�
As mentioned, both Samzadeh and Fuentes have numerous influences that emerge throughout the CD, such as: Marillion, Genesis, Tangerine Dream, Depeche Mode, Radiohead, Brian Eno, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Debussy, King Crimson, Bartok and countless others.
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