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Showing posts with label Kolony Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kolony Records. Show all posts
Friday, April 14, 2017
Fractal Universe "Engram Of Decline"
Country: France
Genre(s): Progressive Technical Death Metal
Label: Kolony Records
Format: CD, digital
Release date: April 14, 2017
Tracklist:
01. Premiss To Reality
02. Sons of Ignorance
03. Scar Legacy of Hatred
04. Parricidal Ghosts
05. Venomous Coils of A Holy Fallacy
06. Backworldsmen
07. A Name To Deny
08. Narcissistic Loop
09. Decline
10. Collective Engram
Line-up:
Vince Wilquin - vocals, guitars
Hugo Florimond - guitars
Valentin Pelletier - bass
Clément Denys - drums
With
Jørgen Munkeby (Shining) - saxophone (6)
Michael Keene (The Faceless) - guitar solo (10)
Jean-Marc Florimond - saxophone (10)
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Bandcamp
Teaser
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Tragodia "Mythmaker"
Country: Italy
Sub Genre: Progressive Power Metal
Label: Kolony Records
Release date: November 1, 2013
Tracklist:
1. A Cry Among the Stars 04:40
2. The Oracle and the Muse 04:43
3. A Temple in Time 04:43
4. Wisdom in the Meadows of Sorrow 04:10
5. Tidal Waves of Greatness 04:41
6. Once in Arcadia 04:35
7. The Stone and the Idol 06:21
8. Born Under Niobe 05:49
9. Mythmaker 04:13
10. The Weeping Rock of Seriphus 03:01
Line-up:
Lucas Meloni – Vocals
Francesco Lupi – Guitars, Keyboards
Riccardo Tonoli – Guitars
Luca Paderno – Bass
Daniele Valseriati – Drums and Percussion
Description/Reviews:
Their new album, "Mythmaker", contains almost all of the great qualities of such an album: it's heavy, it's melodic, it's progressive, it's catchy, it's heavy, it's groovy, it's… Heavy. It is by no means calm and jazzy, such as some of the work from the penultimate Dream Theater. In the mixing, the heavily over-driven guitars, and the drums, are at the forefront, adding vertebrae to the heavyweight backbone that drives this album. "A Cry Among the Stars", the opening, and one of my favorite song on the album, begins with an epic buildup reminiscent of Serenity, cuts in with riffage worthy of neck snapping headbanging which paves the way for verses that contain an obvious Dream Theater note of trippy syncopation.Read the full review by Daniel Fox at metal-temple.com
Media/Samples
Entire album online
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