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Showing posts with label Spiritual Beast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spiritual Beast. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 18, 2019

Vikram "Behind The Mask I"


Country: Brazil
Genre(s): Oriental Progressive Metal
Label: Spiritual Beast (Japan)Rockshots Records - RSCD069 (world)
Format: CD, digital
Release date: September 18, 2019 (Japan), October 25, 2019 (world)
Tracklist
1. Taar (1:10)
2. The Mortal Dance Of Kali (6:04)
3. Requiem For Salem (6:02)
4. Burn In Hell (5:16)
5. Andaluzia (4:18)
6. Hassan Tower (6:39)
7. Forsaken Death (5:48)
8. Eyes Of Rá (5:20)
9. Gypsy Tragedy (5:01)
10. The Red Masquerade (6:13)
11. The Burden (4:32)
12. Shokran (5:00)
13. Prelude Of The End (4:48)
14. Behind The Mask I (4:36)
15. Behind The Mask I (Japanese version bonus track)

Total Time 70:47

Line-up
Marcus Dotta - drums
Tiago Della Vega - guitars
Guilherme de Siervi - vocals
G. Morazza - bass
Tiago Zunino - keyboards
   With
Saeko Kitamae – vocals (15)

Description/Reviews
Their music blends modern and progressive metal influences, epic movie scores, rhythms, harmonies and all kind of ethnic musical elements from cultures like Persian, Egyptian, Gypsy, Arab, Hindu and etc. "BEHIND THE MASK I" is a concept album, the first part of a trilogy, whose story is based on Nathaniel Frost’s  life and his travels through several eastern countries in a journey of self-knowledge. Each song tells the story of what Nathaniel faced and discovered in each culture.
Media/Samples 
Requiem for Salem
The Burden

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Vandroya "One"


Country: Brazil
Sub GenreProgressive Metal, Power Metal
LabelSpiritual Beast/Inner Wound Recordings
Release dateDecember 19, 2012 (Japan), January 18, 2013 (Europe and North America)
Tracklist
01. All Becomes One
02. The Last Free Land
03. In Oblivion For Eternity
04. Within Shadows
05. Anthem (For The Sun)
06. Why Should We Say Goodbye?
07. The Tide Change
08. When Heaven Decides To Call
09. This World Of Yours
10. Solar Night

Line-up
Daísa Munhoz (Vocals)
Marco Lambert (Guitars)
Rodolfo Pagotto (Guitars)
Giovanni Perlati (Bass)
Otávio Nuñez (Drums)

Description/Reviews
This release from Brazilian band Vandroya will not just appeal to fans of power metal but also progressive metal bands like Adagio and Symphony X . ...
While track seven "Change The Tide" does include male vocals, the first thing I noticed was that Vandroya have a female vocalist Daisa Munhoz (Soulspell) and she has a very appealing voice and a range that suits their vibrant kind of metal music... Vandroya switch from those more straightforward power metal speed blasters like "The Last Free Land" to the more technical of metal numbers such as "No Oblivion For Eternity" and "Anthem (For The Sun)" where you can hear inspiration from other heavy progressive bands.
 Read the full review by Scott Jessup at seaoftranquility.org

Media/Samples 
Why Should We Say Goodbye

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