Asymmetry "Anima"

Country: Belarus
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: digital 
Release date: May 18, 2021
Tracklist

1. Anemoia (1:32)

2. Keepers (5:33)

3. Luminescent (4:27)

4. Phoenix (5:20)

5. Thalassa Embrace (4:28)

6. Exile (3:55)

7. Despair (4:56)

8. Inception II (4:31)

9. Sentimental (3:45)

Total Time 38:27

Line-up

Yulia Skvortsova - vocals

Ruslan Kotowski - guitar

Sergey Grigoriev - guitar

Valery Pavluchenko - bass

Anton Kurek - drums

   With

Konstantin Tevrizov - saxophone solo (7)

Media/Samples
Bandcamp

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Asymmetry "Fragility"

Country: Serbia
Genre(s): Progressive Power Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: September 16, 2016
Tracklist: 
01. Fragility, Pt. 1
02. A New Beginning
03. Memories from the Old Country
04. A Cogwheel
05. The Grand Turmoil
06. Let Me Live
07. Towards Utopia
08. Civil War
09. Fragility, Pt. 2

Line-up: 
Aleksandar Stojkovic - vocals
Zoran Perin - guitars
Petar Milutinovic - keyboards
Nenad Jakovljevic - drums
Radomir Nikolic - bass
   With
Linus Abrahamson (Andromeda) - lead and acoustic guitars
Dushan Svilokos (Trigger) - solo guitars
Johan Reinholdz (Andromeda, Nonexist, Skyfire) - solo guitars

Media/Samples 
Teaser
A New Beginning
A Cogwheel

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Asymmetry "Redacted"

Country: USA
Sub Genre: Instrumental Progressive Metal
Label: Digital Chemistry Music
Format: CD, digital
Release date: June 3, 2014
Tracklist: 

1. Written in Blood - 5:07
2. Riffed - 5:36
3. B's Threes - 1:00
4. Descent - 6:13
5. A Walk in the Park - 3:39
6. The Fighter - 6:05
7. Count This - 5:24
8. Motorized Portals - 1:07
9. Circadian Rhythm - 6:47
10. Untitled - 6:28
11. Gabe Takes a Break - 1:09
12. Crescendo to Insanity - 11:18

Line-up: 

Gabe Zentner - Guitar
Brian Cobb - Bass, Drums, Keyboard Programming

Description/Reviews: 

Asymmetry is a progressive instrumental music duo from Cleveland, Ohio. They play technical and heavy instrumental progressive rock. ...The new album was co-written but, generally, they wrote their own tracks which were then interpreted by the other. The exception to this is the title track and it is this collaborative style of writing that they both want to employ in the future. Gabe’s writing was mainly metal whereas Brian employed classical, melodic prog.

 Read the full review at ladyobscure.com

Media/Samples 
Untitled

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