Polydimension progression with ISO

What was the recording process like for Polydimension?

We recorded the album live together in one room over two days. It was a really fun process and we got to spend a lot of time together working as well as enjoying each other’s company.

If this album could be described as a meal, what would it be?

Gourmet buffet :)

Any particularly favourite songs off the new album?

Personally I love ‘Evolution’ and ‘State of Blue’.

How do you conceptualise your live shows?

We work from the concept of the album, so we try and tie in our look as well as our production to work alongside the look of the album. We also spend a lot of time on the set list and how it flows in order to capture the vibe of what we are trying to conceptually deliver.

How has your sound changed with the replacement of drummer Marko Benini to Nick Mc Creadie?

They are both great drummers, so we still managed to retain our progressive element on the drums. Nic is an awesome musician and he really adds his own special flavour to the overall sound. There is a new element in the sound now and I am really enjoying the grooves he comes up with.

Where will you be touring the new album?

All across beautiful South Africa and hopefully we will head to Europe again soon.

What are your thoughts on the local music scene?

We have a mix of such amazing musicians in this country and I am really proud to be a South African and see how our scene competes on a global stage. We really do have the talent and with a bit more infrastructure to showcase this, I think our industry can only flourish.

Which local acts are currently getting you excited?

Acadamie

What’s next?

We will be performing our brand new music to the fans and getting out there on the stages. We will see from there how they respond. We will just be creating new music and ideas as well as developing our band in the coming months with our awesome team.

Polydimension is available for purchase on iTunes
Images by Sean Brand

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