Turning Virtue - A Temporary Human Experience
Also, if the group isn't outright spiritual, it's certainly moral, as expressed during "What's True." (Of course, the tattooed nude woman on the CD cover likely won't please super religious folk). This nine-song release ends with "Salty Tears," which begins with a bluesy electric guitar part, before going into a sad love song. But rather than just plod along, as so many pop-ier songs might, this 12:35 track goes into and extended instrumental portion, complete with a passionate electric guitar solo.
Turning Virtue has the musical chops to gain respect from the progressive music crowd. However, it's the act's melodic skills and songwriting talents that make A Temporary Human Experience stand out.
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