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Gentle Giant influenced Dream Theater, Travis Scott and Angine De Poitrine – but endured a “dark time” to do it
Gentle Giant’s 1973 album *In A Glass House* has been reissued after its missing master tapes kept it from receiving the same attention as some of the band’s other records. Derek Shulman says the album marked a major reset after his brother Phil left, and was made under difficult personal and practical circumstances.
The band wrote, recorded and mixed the album in four to five weeks while preparing for an American tour. Brazilian producer Eber Pinheiro and Shulman used AI-based Demix technology to separate instruments from the mixed recording and create a new mix. The article also describes the album’s influence on later musicians and Shulman’s hopes for the modern prog band Angine de Poitrine.
In short
- *In A Glass House* has received a new mix.
- Missing master tapes were worked around with AI-based Demix technology.
- Derek Shulman recalls a rushed, emotionally difficult recording period.