Kepler Ten "Delta-V"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Metal/Rock
Label: White Star Records
Format: CD, digital
Release date: February 10, 2017
Tracklist: 
1. Ultraviolet (9:40)
2. Time And Tide (5:12)
3. The Stone (6:00)
4. Swallowtail (8:07)
5. The Shallows (6:11)
6. In The Sere And Yellow (4:44)
7. Red Skies Rise (10:52)

Total time 50:46

Line-up: 
James Durand - Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, Bass Pedals
Richie Cahill - Guitars, Bass Pedals
Steve Hales - Drums, Percussion, Keyboards

Description/Reviews: 

From their name to the album’s art, Kepler Ten are achingly truthful about where they come from. The font chosen, the image, the hard science fiction album name all scream classical progressive metal/rock in the vein of Rush, Dream Theater, Ayreon and more. And you know what? That’s exactly what Delta-V is: the tropes of progressive rock played incredibly straight, with an almost childish glee in the craft. And it totally, 100% works, for a given definition of “works”. Are you looking for jaw-dropping technically or crushing heaviness? Look elsewhere. But do you have an open road that needs travelling, a chair that you simply must dance in or a starry sky into which to gaze? Then Delta-V is the album for you.

Read the full review by Eden Kupermintz at  heavyblogisheavy.com

Media/Samples 
Ultraviolet
Time and Tide  
Red Skies Rise

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