Seconds Before Landing Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
UNITED STATES –
The Great Deception follows the conceptual idea of a dystopian world, set not
far into the future. Drawing on elements from science fiction, the album paints a story of a post-apocalyptic planet that has been torn and shaped by war, corruption and malevolence.
Mastered by 2 time Grammy nominee & Pink Floyd Engineer Andy Jackson, & with guest appearances by Trey Gunn & Tim Bogert.
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