RELEASES :: WHERE'S THE NINE - DESENSITIZED TO INSANITY
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This is Where's the Nine's inaugural release featuring eight tracks of fusion, jazz, rock and progressive elements.

About Where's the Nine:
Barry Connors, the percussive force behind such bands as Coney Hatch, Lee Aaron and Toronto has teamed up with virtuoso Dean Watson to present a phenomenal, instrumental progressive mix that finds and nutures a passion that answers to no one. With a diverse mix that hints of such greats as Yes, UK, Rush, Triumvirat, FM and Planet X, this music comes to life with a character all its own... more

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1.           A Rather Odd Tribute
2.          Mood Swings
3.          Half of Eighteen
4.           Threw the Looking Glass
5.          2 Days Left
6.           Lethargic Waltz
7.          She's Furious
8.           The Camera Ear
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:: PRESS/REVIEWS ::

Article about Where's the Nine" appears in Cambridge's Local Vibe here.

"Densensitized to Insanity" is rated #7 out of the top 100 jazz/fusion releases for 2008 on ProgArchives.com.

Barry Connors of Where's the Nine was interviewed by Tina Wilson of HMTV Canada. You can listen to the interview here.

The ProgFiles.com gives "Desensitized to Insanity" a 4 out of 5 and calls it "a great album and I highly recommend it." You can read the full review here.

Henk van der Hoff gives a 9 out of 10. You can read the full review here.

Uwe Zickel gives "Desensitized to Insanity" a 4 out of 5. You can read the full review here.

Keith Fraser says ""many of the mainstay elements of Barry Connors' and Dean Watson's playing that made them fantastic musicians in the first place are still present; the blinding speed, the driving aggression, the relentless intensity, the unending contrapuntal phrasing, the constantly shifting underpinnings, and the seamless continuity. The range of composition is very eclectic and slick in compositional scope." You can read the full review here.

PRESS RELEASE: Cyclone Records Signs Where's The Nine Featuring Barry Connors of Coney Hatch

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