Odetosun "Gods forgotten orbit"

Country: Germany
Sub Genre: Progressive Metal, Post Metal, Art Rock
Label: Self-released
Release date: August 1, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. Cracking Shell of Calypso - 5:28
2. Veil of Leviathan - 8:54
3. Eclipse Chaser - 5:22
4. Journey to Gliese - 6:25
5. The Swarming Infinity - 8:27
6. Gods forgotten Orbit - 8:00

Line-up: 
Luke Stuchly - vocals
Benny Stuchy - guitars, bass, synth
Gunther Rehmer - drums

Description/Reviews: 

Cracking Shell of Calypso, is the opening track. Clean strumming riff captures my interest immediately, short and gets right into the heaviness. Really digging the vocal style - its mid growl but easy to discern lyrical content. We are led into a bass line that has impressive tone and clarity. A solo comes in, fluid and well written, blending perfectly with the rhythm section."Veil of Leviathan", great title. Catchy and captivating bass line leads the journey into this composition. Drums sound powerful and well executed.
"Eclipse Chaser", this track builds many layers of harmony, from the open chords and progressive bass arrangements. It's a composition that makes your brain inspect all aspects of the riffs being projected. Journey to Gilese, (instrumental), two of the bands that come to my mind as I listen are Ozric Tentacles and Cynic. A strong rhythm section creates an immersed landscape, sort of a cosmic trip into unknown territories, I hear a Pink Floyd influence in the transitions, an amazing song indeed and probably one of my favorites."The Swarming Infinity", intensity comes roaring through my speakers, excellent vocals just dominate with power and brutality."Gods Forgotten Orbit", title track and last song on the album, a perfect way to encapsulate all the elements of cosmic trance. A great way to close the experience and found myself listening to it several times. (artemortificareviews.blogspot.com)

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