DIVINE IN SIGHT is a spiritual art rock trio from the American Midwest playing album-oriented, progressively influenced, dramatic art rock music.
BART BOGE is the impossibly high-voiced lead singer and guitarist for divine * in * sight. His innocent and unaffected lead vocal style and closely-voiced harmony arrangements are distinctive characteristics of the band’s sound, as is his fat distorted guitar sound, reminiscent of Carlos Santana or Brian May of Queen.
JONATHAN DEXTER, as bass guitarist for divine * in * sight, is the band's featured instrumentalist, and his technically flawless yet emotional and entirely accessible bass work is the driving force behind the group's musical power. Juggling keyboard and foot pedal duties as well (in true progressive rock form), Jonathan brings fierce musicianship and truly progressive sensibilities into the work of divine * in * sight. The unmistakable growling sound of his 5-string Rickenbacker easily punches through the mix, and fans of over-the-top progressive rock bass will not be disappointed with Jonathan's tone or performances on Sorrow & Promise.
FRANK RALLS’ drum work with divine * in * sight is an amazing combination of technical virtuosity, solid pocket groove, and for-the-song sensibilities--a cross between Stuart Copeland of the Police and Neil Peart from Rush.