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The pinnacle of avant-garde rock resonating from the depths of darkness
King Crimson's most concentrated fusion of aggression and tranquility.
This album, produced by the final incarnation of the band led by Robert Fripp, boasts overwhelming density despite being only five songs long. Heavy riffs and improvisational performances intertwine, and the epic development of "Starless" in particular transports the listener to another dimension. The performances by John Wetton, Bill Bruford, and David Cross are full of tension, demonstrating the pinnacle of progressive rock.
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- Guitar, Mellotron - Robert Fripp
- Remastered By - Robert Fripp
- Written-By - Fripp
- Soprano Saxophone - Mel Collins
- Producer - King Crimson
- Written-By - Bruford
- Percussion [Percussives] - William Bruford
- Remastered By - Simon Heyworth
- Violin - David Cross
- Written-By - Cross
- Bass, Voice - John Wetton
- Written-By - Wetton
- Cornet - Marc Charig
- Oboe - Robin Miller
- Alto Saxophone - Ian McDonald
- Engineer - George Chkiantz
- Engineer [Assistant] - Rod Thear
- Written-By - Palmer-James
- Photography By - Gered Mankowitz
- Cover - John Kosh
