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“A new generation is finally getting an education, though the college may have to be destroyed in the process.
In creative process to make album Aegis Integer has extraordinary discovery. Through “Sand Timer” that released in September 2007, Danny Badorine (guitar), David Blanchard (drum) and J.K. Noris (bass, vocal, keyboard) made effort to commercialized an uncommercial thing, and also to created a new paradigm of progressive rock. They began with Auroboros (11’23’’) as track-1 by quixotic music like post rock ala Sigur Ros, and mixed it with their own styles. Affixed by bass’s ostinato that filled out the extreme break remind a chorus of Yes in ‘Your Is No Disgrace’. 
“A new generation is finally getting an education, though the college may have to be destroyed in the process.
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