| 12/07/2015| Sound

Loitered Lens : Magenta

Magenta play dense and complex music with a heavy and unapologetic influence of 70s Yes.

Magenta play dense and complex music with a heavy and unapologetic influence of 70s Yes.

What sees them rise well above generic neo-prog is the passion and intensity of their performances, an award-winning vocalist in Christina Booth, and emotive and lyrical guitar playing of Chris Fry.

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Photos from their set at Bilston Robin 2, by Tim Hall.

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Last modified: 10/07/2015

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