Sound of Contact (SoC) is a British-based progressive rock band. The band formed in 2009. With 3 of his own albums under his belt Simon Collins, son of legendary musician Phil Collins, decided to try something he had always wanted to do. Having grown up on tour with Genesis, Simon had a rare and unique perspective that inspired him to eventually pursue his own music career. After a decade of writing, producing and promoting his solo career, Simon kept in touch with a handful of musicians with whom he had a strong connection and a rare chemistry. With a shared vision and strong musical bond they embraced what was clearly an organic evolution and decided to bring their creative forces together. That band is now here and called “Sound of Contact”. At its core the band consists of Simon and co-producer/co-writer and keyboardist Dave Kerzner (Sonic Reality, Kevin Gilbert) with the additon of such great co-writers and guitarists/bassists as Matt Dorsey and Kelly Nordstrom as well as Hannah Stobart (Rocket Moth, Wishing Tree) as a special guest in the studio. The live touring line up for Sound of Contact includes Simon Collins on vocals and drums, Dave Kerzner on keyboards, Matt Dorsey on bass, John Wesley (Porcupine Tree, Fish) on guitar and Ronen Gordon on drums. Sound of Contact’s debut album “Dimensionaut” is a concept album about a dimensional time and space traveler called “Dimo” who is on a mission to expand the boundaries of the human experience. The album features a wide range of styles and dynamics from dark and mysterious progressive rock to nostalgic classic rock to high energy alternative to sci-fi film score-infused “space rock”. Album line-up: Simon Collins - vocals, drums Dave Kerzner - keyboards, backing vocals Kelly Nordstrom - guitar, bass Matt Dorsey - guitar, bass, backing vocals Touring line-up 2013: Simon Collins - vocals, drums Dave Kerzner - keyboards, backing vocals Matt Dorsey - bass, backing vocals John Wesley - guitar Ronen Gordon - drums Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.