Projekt Gemineye, “The Lost Generation” (2024): One Track Mind

Projekt Gemineye is never easy listening. Instead, the brainchild of conceptionalist and multi-instrumentalist Mark Anthony K is always compelling – and “Lost Generation” from the forthcoming album Canada: Stories and Legends follows this trend.

“Lost Generation” delves into an era many are unfamiliar with as K tells the story of the forced removal of Indigenous children and their tragic plight. As always in Projekt Gemineye’s efforts, K combines melodic guitar hooks, clear, forceful vocals, and pulsating metal/prog rhythms to tell a chilling story.

Additionally, K continues to further his keyboard game with Geoff Downes-like passages to go with Kerry Livgren-like guitar runs. The result is an effective tease for Canada: Stories and Legends.

At under six minutes, “The Lost Generation” is a fine stand-alone track. Still, I can’t help but be on the edge of my seat knowing it’s part of a greater thematic endeavor. Canada: Stories and Legends is due on Oct. 31, 2024.

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Preston Frazier

Preston Frazier is a bass-playing lawyer living in Atlanta. He is the author of 'Toto: The Band, Not the Dog,' a look at his favorite band. Frazier hosts the music-focused Slang of Ages Podcast and regularly writes about his favorite music on slangofages.com. He can be reached at [email protected]; follow him on Twitter: @slangofages.

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