Here are just a couple of kind, honest words about The High Places. More to follow.

“You know that moment when you are driving down the road with the stereo cranked and you realize you have “that” grin on your face and you’re laughing out loud? Laughing with joy ’cause you are listening to something absolutely beautiful and it is kicking your ass all over the place? Well it happened again with “The High Places”. Oblivion Sun has made a record that will sit alongside the other great music that has filled my life with great pleasure and overwhelming joy. Thanks guys.” Jim Robinson- NJProghouse, NEARfest, ProgDay

“Inventively melodic numbers that challenge the mind while engaging the ear. We are lucky to live in a time where Wyatt and Whitaker deliver fresh gifts for our ears and hearts. The new guys, Bill Brasso and Dave Hughes are a perfect fit, and the quartet really cooks.” John Wilcox, Progsheet

“Wanted to let you all know that The High Places is our new #1 CD in requests… Hope you guys are well and you kicked my ass with it.” Tom Gagliardi, The Gagliarchives

“With majestic nods to the past and visionary tones aimed towards the future, Oblivion Sun delivers a stunning masterpiece of sonic and songwriting splendor. The High Places rekindles memories of the past while providing glimpses of the future of progressive music.” Jon P. Yarger, Progressive Rock Radio, NJProghouse, NEARfest

Beauty and Simplicity: The song, “Everything” from Oblivion Sun’s latest release, The High Places.

Hey folks, links to places where one can buy the new album, The High Places, have been added. Scroll down and to the right you’ll find ‘em listed under “blogroll.” Thanks for the support. Vinyl coming soon!!

This is the first official video from Oblivion Sun! The song is called “March of the Mushroom Men” and wrote itself during my drives to and from radiation appointments three years ago. It is my personal ‘thank you’ to all friends and fans who have sent me love, prayers and support over the years! Our new album/cd is called “The High Places” on Prophase Records (available on Amazon, etc.) and features an epic 22 minute piece by my musical partner in crime for many years, Frank Wyatt (ever since the ‘ol Happy the Man days!) and it’s the title track (our “Supper’s Ready”!) It also features a wonderful kick-ass rhythm section with David Hughes on bass and vocals and Bill Brasso on drums. Hope you like our first video offering and there’s more coming! Much love to my wife LeeAnne for her love and support all these years and for embracing what I/we love to do.
Stan