Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: June 3, 2015
Tracklist:
- Displacement - 6:12
- Seventh Hymn to Nibiru - 4:57
- Elysian - 5:31
- Bolshevikian Mythological Creature - 8:43
- Galaxy Mechanics - 7:15
- Conversation Piece - 7:57
- Tsunami of Suns - 7:00
- A Passage for Zoe - 3:54
- The Inevitable Fall - 5:48
Jimmy Pitts - Keyboards, Theremin
Jerry Twyford - Bass
With
Hannes Grossmann (ex-Necrophagist, ex-Obscura, Blotted Science, Alkaloid) - Drums
Vishal J Singh, Tom Fountainhead Geldschlager (Obscura), Tom Kopyto - Rhythm and Lead Guitars
Joe Deninzon - Violin (4)
Kasturi Nath Singh - Vocals (3)
Christian Muenzner (Alkaloid), Alex Machacek, Marcel Coenen (Sun Caged, OSV), Mike Abdow, Pete Pachio, Jeremy Barnes, Aaron Roten, Bill Bruce - Guitar Solos
Description/Reviews:
The album is extremely complex, and features an incredible range of musical styles not just through different instruments and tones, but through stylistic variations within an instrument itself. For example, the guitarists exercise their own style of playing, and since different guitarists worked on different tracks on the album, each song is given a unique vibe. The songs are progressive and only subtly repetitive, while each one is quite different from the other not only in terms of the guitars, like mentioned, but also in the way they’re structured and layered instrumentally.Read the full review by Rishabh P Mansur at metalwani.com
Dealing with each track individually is impossible because of their highly complex nature, but some of the high points from the album include songs like “Displacement” and “Elysian” which, like the other tracks, make use of interesting keyboard patches and time changes. The bass and keyboards are prominent everywhere and along with some brilliant drumming, form the backbone of the sound around which the guitars weave their magic.
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