Timothy's instrumental Music CD
The Crossing
You can purchase signed physical copies of Timothy's instrumental record The Crossing
by going to the SHOP page here on the site.
You can also purchase downloads of the record on iTunes:
http://itunes.apple.com/album/id278782728?ls=1&app=itunes
Or listen using your subscription to Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/05Q4KAU36JMQD6Pbs5Ml2y
Excerpts from Paul Jerome Smith's review, Melodic Rock/Fireworks Magazine.
"This is a tremendous prospective purchase for those of you who enjoy melody-laden, atmospheric, instrumental albums. Initially I felt that the Crossing would be ideally suited to those late evening wind-down sessions, the furrowed brow massaged by the eleven sweeping soundscapes that comprise this album, along with quantities of ones favourite relaxation liquid. But I have now listened to this at other times of the day, and it also works well played at volume. "
"The Crossing is the brainchild of one Timothy Drury who has composed, performed and produced this little beauty. Having previously released a song-based album, what we have here is a completely instrumental release on which Drury plays all the instruments except the electric guitar on two tracks and acoustic guitar on three. Although it is possible to think of the music here as the soundtrack to our lives, it is much, much more than incidental music and ranges from the short title track with it's rather ambient and introspective sections, through to the complex and lengthy (at over 7:30) closing track Game Of Chance with its polyrhythmic structure and rather jazzy feel. In between there are all sorts of treasures, including And We Danced that could easily be a piece of film music; the dramatic Night Drive with its heavy and insistent drum beats; the slow and majestic Ascending Angel and the rather moody and somewhat offbeat number Breathe Me In. "
"The defining gem of the whole album for me, however, is the opening track Catalyst that includes far more use of guitar alongside the keyboards and percussion and is dramatic in its execution and impact. The Crossing is an unmissable treat for those of you receptive to this kind of album, and for me is a dazzling discovery."
