Country: UK
Genre(s): Alternative, Progressive Rock, Post Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: September 3, 2015
Tracklist:
1. Trans/Zero (2:04)
2. Permanent Revolution (3:45)
3. Ruins (5:43)
4. The Bones That Rock The Cradle (5:37)
5. Tonight (4:56)
6. Hangman (4:00)
7. Under The Surface (6:15)
8. Needles (6:06)
9. Age Of Terror (5:39)
10. The Executioner (3:32)
11. Red X Is Mandatory (0:45)
12. Omni\One (5:32)
Total time 53:54
Line-up:
Chris Alexander - Guitars, Vocals
Ian McCall - Guitars, Vocal
Mark Young - Bass
Chris McKeown - Drums
Ryan Connery - Keyboards
Description/Reviews:
The band repress nothing, by concentrating and coalescing their individual creative forces the band are able to subjugate generalised stylistic boundaries contrastively sitting somewhere between prog-rock, alt-rock and post rock. The result is a raw yet emotional album which is as dynamic as it is powerful. Throughout the album melodic dual vocals intertwine and coalesce with equally complimentary dark and atmospheric guitar exchanges, whilst chilling classical piano sections float underneath a frenetic back-bone of driving bass and thunderous beats, fills and crashing cymbals.Media/Samples
A wide range of influences can be heard throughout the album from tracks such as ‘Age of Terror’ and ‘Bones That Rock The Cradle’ which call to mind the post-rock meets progressive instrumentation and soft yet visceral vocals of artists such as Karnivool and Dredg, whereas other tracks such as ‘Permanent Revolution’ and ‘Ruins’ which blend structured atmospherics and power vocals conjure up memories of Oceansize. However, these influences never instigate notions of plagiarism, Halo Tora are able to take these moments and mould them in their own vision. (prescriptionmusicpruk.com)
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