The Infinite Forest, by Mark Sheeky

The Infinite Forest

by Mark Sheeky

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1.	The Knight 06:34	buy track
2.	Vision of the Angel 02:06	buy track
3.	Dark Forces 02:00	buy track
4.	Lost Friends 05:09	buy track
5.	March of the Iron Animals 03:53	buy track
6.	Orb of Prophecy 01:45	buy track
7.	Waltz of the Forest 02:30	buy track
8.	The Photograph 02:21	buy track
9.	The Talking Butterflies 01:08	buy track
10.	The Iron Graveyard 01:52	buy track
11.	Victory 02:09	buy track
12.	The Angel 03:25	buy track

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The Infinite Forest was originally composed in 2009 and was Mark's first album to use orchestral instruments throughout. In 2021 he re-recorded the album using his latest recording technology. The album follows a narrative of images and emotions, a journey of images like so much of Mark's work.

There are lots of nature sounds here, soundscapes of real forests, rivers, wind and rain, with gentle themes and contrast with mechanical of technological forces, and ultimately the album is about this balance of nature versus technology. Halfway through the album, the listener protagonist is transformed into a moth and captured by a Victorian naturalist, the analytical mind of science. The moth breaks free for the joyous ending, the end of the quest.

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released February 25, 2021

Composed, produced, and performed by Mark Sheeky.

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Mark Sheeky Crewe, UK

Mark Sheeky is a surrealist artist from the North of England. His music began as synth, game influenced, music then experimental classical piano and art rock/art pop, and surrealist rock music.

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