Need "Hegaiamas: A Song for Freedom"

Country: Greece
Genre(s): Progressive Metal/Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: January 17, 2017
Tracklist: 
1. Rememory (6:59)
2. Alltribe (7:34)
3. Therianthrope (6:29)
4. Riverthane (7:24)
5. Tilikum (7:48)
6. I.O.T.A. (5:05)
7. Hegaiamas (21:52)

Total time 63:11

Line-up: 
Jon V. - Vocals
Ravaya - Guitars
Anthony Hadjee - Keyboards
Victor - Bass
Stelios - Drums

Description/Reviews: 

Opening with some haunting female vocals “Rememory” is soon into its work with a wall of riffing from Ravaya (like Cher, these boys don’t need a last name) and by turns it chugs, thumps and drives itself into places you just wouldn’t expect – and you imagine Jon V knows he sounds a little like Russell Allen.
You shouldn’t pigeonhole Need, though. And anyway, if you did you’d be wrong. “Alltribe” for example ushers itself in off the back of some lilting piano and its intricate guitar patterns make it very special indeed.
It’s follow up “Therianthrope” (apparently the mythological ability of human beings to metamorphose into other animals by means of shapeshifting) is the heaviest thing here by quite some way and makes use of narration, while “Riverthane” is probably the most immediate and visceral song here.

Read the full review by Andy Thorley at maximumvolumemusic.com

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Alltribe

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