Oblivion was first released in 2004 when Redshift headlined at the ELive Festival in the Netherlands. This album extended the somewhat darker, harder path explored by the two previous Redshift studio albums, Down Time and Halo. The band line-up was James Goddard, Julian Shreeve and Mark Shreeve except Flow which featured Ian Boddy. The entire album has been subtly re-mastered and one track, Small Bright Light:Gone Out, has been totally re-mixed.
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Oblivion was first released in 2004 when Redshift headlined at the ELive Festival in the Netherlands. This album extended the somewhat darker, harder… read more
Oblivion was first released in 2004 when Redshift headlined at the ELive Festival in the Netherlands. This album extended the somewhat darker, harder path explored by the two previous Re… read more
There are several artists with the name Redshift. 1) A British electronic music group. 2) A dead Polish project. 3) A Canadian band. 4) A British progressive/death metal band. 1) Founded in 1996 by Mark Shreeve, the band's lineup currently consists of Mark Shreeve, Julian Shreeve, and James Goddard. Rob Jenkins, a band member for most of the group's existence, left prior to their seventh album Redshift VII - Oblivion. The band's style ranges from Berlin School to dark ambient. Their sound is largely dependent upon older synthesiser technology, notably instruments such… read more
There are several artists with the name Redshift. 1) A British electronic music group. 2) A dead Polish project. 3) A Canadian band. 4) A British progressive/death metal band. 1) Founded in… read more
There are several artists with the name Redshift. 1) A British electronic music group. 2) A dead Polish project. 3) A Canadian band. 4) A British progressive/death metal band. 1) Founded in 1996 by Mark Shreeve, the band's lineup … read more