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Showing posts with label Derev. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Derev. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Derev "Troubled Mind"

Country: Canada 
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: March 26, 2025
Tracklist
1. Buried Voice (7:23)
2. Cyclone (5:39)
3. Crawl Space (1:16)
4. Room 9 (6:15)
5. Paracusia (4:35)
6. Tides of Time (5:59)
7. Darker Self (5:44)
8. Trace Within (5:01)

Credits
Adel Saflou - Vocals
Armando Bablanian - Guitar
Michel Karakach - Drums
Stan Komarovsky - Bass
Ran Zehavi - Keys

Description/Reviews:
Derev is a progressive rock band captivating global audiences with its innovative blend of progressive rock and traditional Middle Eastern music. The forthcoming album "Troubled Mind" promises to take listeners on an emotional journey, featuring both energetic highs and poignant lows. It is recommended for fans of Opeth, Dream Theater, and Porcupine Tree.

Media/Samples
Room 9
Cyclone

Links:
Web page
Facebook
Progarchives
Proggnosis

Friday, May 21, 2021

Derev "Leap Of Faith"

Country: Canada 
Genre(s): Progressive Rock/Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: May 21, 2021
Tracklist
1. Tunnel Vision (1:04)
2. Turab (5:15)
3. Futile (8:22)
4. Delayed (7:07)
5. Slipping Down Again (5:59)
6. Ghost of Guilt (8:35)

Line-up
Armando Bablanian - Guitars
Liam Horrigan - Bass
Michel Karakach - Drums
   With
Adel Saflou - Vocals

Description/Reviews:
Derev seeks to combine western progressive rock with the Arabic and Armenian heritage of its two founder members (mixing worldwide ingredients with local recipes)... This debut (mini) album is short, but with a rich variety. It showcases a talented group of musicians who are still exploring a range of linked, but different, sound palettes. I think they could well be onto something, if they can focus their compositions and style with some stronger hooks. Leap Of Faith is a strong opening statement and is a recommended listen for those musical culinary types, who enjoy songs that mix and blend influences from different cultures.
Read the full review by Andy Read at dprp.net

Media/Samples
Youtube