Informational blog about recent or upcoming prog-related rock or metal albums with a schedule of their release. Disclaimer: it's still not possible to put the albums on their future release dates.
Showing posts with label Everthrone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everthrone. Show all posts
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Everthrone "The Dawning"
Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Symphonic Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: October 30, 2015
Tracklist:
1. This Great Expanse (5:40)
2. Consciousness (4:14)
3. Children Of A Dying Sun (5:20)
4. Under A Burning Sky (4:27)
5. Crimson Gold (4:03)
6. The Anarchist (3:04)
7. Loss (3:31)
8. Masquerade (3:43)
9. Word Of The Oracle (4:19)
10. All Things Manifest (5:35)
Total time 43:56
Line-up:
Russell Plyler – Vocals
Nevin Mckeown – Guitar
Chris Carland – Piano/Synth/Orchestration
Daniel Carner – Bass
Jeremy Mckeown – Drums
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Everthrone "Evil Tongues"
Country: USA
Sub Genre: Progressive Metal
Label: Tribunal Records
Release date: December 10, 2013
Tracklist:
1. Silent 02:07
2. Remnants 04:33
3. The Snake and the Lamb 04:41
4. Cast Out 01:50
5. I Am Usurper 03:21
6. Hope Behind Our Eyes 05:49
7. Euphoria 04:55
8. Gilded Throat 05:05
9. Send Me an Angel (Real Lifes cover) 04:01
Line-up:
Mitchell Plyler - Bass
Jeremy McKeown - Drums
Nevin McKeown - Guitars
Chris Carland - Keyboards
Russell Plyler - Vocals
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On their Jamie King-produced debut album, Evil Tongues, the group take their progressive metal sound and underscore it with a synth-driven rhythmic thrust that was so prevalent during the golden age of darkwave in the '80s.Media/Samples
The marriage of forward-thinking heavy metal arrangements and synth-pop might sound a bit risky, but not only does Everthrone make the unlikely stylistic combination work, they also make it all feel seamless and natural, a testament to the group's profound talents. In an age of fly-by-night, Internet hype-driven metal acts, Everthrone march to the beat of their own drummer, giving hope to those who care more about songwriting mastery than the flavor of the week.
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