Culture of Ascent

Culture of Ascent
Studio album by Glass Hammer
Released	2007
Genre	Art rock, progressive rock
Length	1:09:05
Glass Hammer chronology
The Inconsolable Secret (2005) Culture of Ascent (2007) Three Cheers for the Broken Hearted (2009)

Culture of Ascent is a 2007 album by progressive rock band Glass Hammer. It is a concept album based on Jon Krakauer's novel Into Thin Air. It features Jon Anderson of Yes as a guest vocalist.

Track listing

1. "South Side of the Sky" (Jon Anderson/Chris Squire)-9:25
2. "Sun Song"-9:36
3. "Life by Light"-7:34
4. "Ember without Name"-16:38
5. "Into Thin Air"-19:19
6. "Rest"-6:36

See also

• Glass Hammer

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