A1: Lemon Poem Song (3:21) A2: Open Road (7:30) A3: Seven Hours (5:12) A4: Waltz For Robert (4:19) B1: The Longest Night (13:08) B2: Disappear (3:55) B3: Green Books (5:33) C1: Beledo Balado (4:32) C2: Pens To The Foal Mode (2:42) C3: Time Station (2:46) C4: Which Bridge Did You Cross (2:58) C5: Turmoil (5:12) C6: Daevid?s Special Cuppa (3:10) D1: Carol Ann (3:52) D2: Curious Dust (5:07) D3: Tarn Hows (2:35) D4: Seven Hours (Alt. Take) (4:43) D5: We Thought It Was Tuesday (4:37)
Description:
"Thirteen" is a meticulously curated LP by the pioneering band Soft Machine, released by the audiophile-minded label Dyad. Drawing on the group's deep legacy in progressive rock, jazz fusion and Canterbury-style experimentation, this album presents complex rhythmic structures, adventurous harmonies and extended instrumental passages that reward attentive listening. The analog mastering emphasizes warmth, spatial depth and a natural dynamic range, allowing the nuanced interplay of drums, bass, keys and winds to fully unfold. "Thirteen" is designed for listeners who appreciate sophisticated compositions, subtle improvisations and a production that captures the organic feel of musicians playing together in real time. The high-quality pressing and careful packaging make this LP not only a musical highlight, but also a collectible object for fans of progressive and jazz-influenced rock.
Soft Machine are one of the key names associated with the Canterbury scene and the broader evolution of progressive and experimental rock. Over the decades they have become known for their bold mixture of jazz, rock and avant-garde impulses, helping to redefine what a "rock band" could sound like. Their discography has gained a loyal following among musicians and discerning listeners alike, and their influence can be traced in countless later fusion and prog projects. "Thirteen" situates itself firmly in this tradition of artistic risk-taking, offering new material that reflects their characteristic blend of sophistication and exploratory spirit.
Dyad, the manufacturer behind this release, is known for a strong focus on sound fidelity and carefully crafted vinyl editions. Their productions typically emphasize clean, dynamic cuts, low surface noise and well-thought-out presentation, aimed at collectors and audiophiles who value both sonic quality and physical craftsmanship. With "Thirteen", Dyad underlines its commitment to high-end LP releases that respect the artistic intent of the musicians while offering a premium listening experience on vinyl.
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