Unitopia is an Australian music group that uses progressive rock as its foundation, while incorporating elements of world music, classical, jazz, hard rock and groove. Unitopia reformed in 2021 and began work on a new album. That album, Seven Chambers, was released in 2023. Unitopia began when a mutual friend introduced Mark Trueack and Sean Timms, realizing they shared similar musical interests. In late 1996, the two began working on what would become the track “Take Good Care”, marking the start of a songwriting partnership that eventually led to the band’s debut album More Than a Dream. The album featured contributions from conductor/arranger Timothy Sexton and the Adelaide Art Orchestra, as well as musicians Pat Schirippa, Constantine Delo, Bradley Polain and Ian “Polly” Politis. The album was independently launched in October 2005 to a sold‑out audience at The Cavern Club in Adelaide. Additional live performances followed in Australia, including supporting Daryl Braithwaite and appearing at the Norwood Food and Wine Festival. In March 2006, Canadian label Unicorn Records re‑released More Than a Dream internationally. Seeking a consistent lineup for both studio work and live performances, Trueack and Timms recruited Adelaide musicians Matt Williams (guitar/vocals), Monty Ruggiero (drums), Shireen Khemlani (bass) and Tim Irrgang (percussion), completing the Unitopia lineup.
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The Rain Song
Justify
Inside the Power
Easter (Marillion cover)
Artificial
Angeliqua
The Great Reward
The Garden (One Night in Europe)
Genesis Medley
Yes Medley
The Garden
Nothing Lasts Forever
The Outsider
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