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Showing posts with label Hibernal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hibernal. Show all posts

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Hibernal "The Dark of the City"


Country: Australia
Genre(s): Post Rock/Metal
Format: digital, CD
Release date: January 12, 2017
Tracklist:
  1. The Dark of the City
  2. Night in Carson Bay
  3. Target 247
  4. How it Ended
  5. Black Blood
  6. The Pier
  7. Sand
  8. Loose Ends
  9. Monster
  10. Survival
Line-up: 
Mark Healy - Instruments
Rowan Salt - Bass
   With
Scott Gentle  - Voice as Trask
Faleena Hopkins - Voice as Moreno

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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Thursday, April 30, 2015

Hibernal "After the Winter"


Country: Australia
Genre(s):  Instrumental Post Rock/Metal
Format: digital, CD
Release date: April 30 , 2015
Tracklist: 
  1. After the Winter
  2. Homecoming
  3. The Time Has Come
  4. All That's Been Lost 
  5. Worn 
  6. A View of the World 
  7. Displacement Part I 
  8. Displacement Part II 
  9. The Silent Earth 
  10. Pathways 
  11. Beginnings
Line-up: 
Mark Healy - Instruments
   With
Rowan Salt - Bass
Brad Everett - Voice as Brant
Faleena Hopkins - Voice as Arsha

Description/Reviews: 
A man who transfers his thoughts and memories to a synthetic body in order to survive an apocalypse seeks to return to his human form.
Media/Samples 
After the Winter

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Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Hibernal "Replacements"


Country: Australia
Sub Genre:  Instrumental Progressive Rock, Post Metal
Release date: March 24, 2014
Tracklist: 
  1. Replacements Part I - 04:00
  2. The City Ebbs Away - 07:22
  3. The Restless Man - 06:38
  4. Evasion - 06:33
  5. The Streets in Darkness - 05:17
  6. The Place Where You Hide - 07:21
  7. Machinations - 03:03
  8. Time Runs Out - 04:14
  9. Truth - 04:35
  10. Fragments of the Past - 06:50
  11. Fallout - 05:39
  12. Replacements Part II - 04:21
Line-up: 
Mark Healy - various instruments
    With
Rowan Salt - bass
Scott Gentle - spoken word as Artimus
Faleena Hopkins - spoken word as Sabel
Steve Van Beckum - spoken word as Roegner
Chip Wood - spoken word as Clerk

Description/Reviews: 
A man who carries out an empty existence in a near-future dystopian city becomes infatuated with a synthetic female and soon learns that she is on the run from the law.
Crafting a synergy of instrumental music and storytelling, Hibernal deliver another unique sonic journey that blurs the boundaries between music, theatre and film.
‘Replacements’ opens a window into the future of mankind’s technology where our mastery of robotics creates endless possibilities, both great and terrible. It asks the question - is everything replaceable?
Like all Hibernal albums, this is best experienced like a movie - from start to finish in one sitting. Set aside an hour of your time for a fully immersive experience.
Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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Thursday, March 7, 2013

Hibernal "The Machine"


Country: Australia
Sub Genre:  instrumental Progressive Rock, Post Metal
Release date: March 6, 2013
Tracklist: 
1.This High 02:26
2.Downward 08:34
3.An Open Door 04:34
4.Home 03:03
5.Losing Touch 07:28
6.Hard At Work 01:46
7.No Return 05:49
8.One Last Glimpse 02:45
9.Disconnection 10:00
10.Years 01:53
11.The Coldness 08:49

Line-up: 
Mark Healy - All instruments
With
Rowan Michaels - Narrator
Samantha Béart - Jane
Robert Blythe - Mr Wilkins

Description/Reviews: 
The Machine interweaves spoken word with instrumental music pieces to tell a compelling storyline that unfolds throughout the course of the album.  Featuring a professional voice talent cast and an original music score, The Machine is an immersive and powerful musical experience that draws the listener in and won’t let go.
This is a unique prog rock journey that explores the themes of ambition, sadness and our choices in life.  All of this is told through crunching hard rock riffs, heart-wrenching melodies and soaring guitar.
The Machine is about the choices that we make in our lives, the directions in which these decisions take us, and the influences we have on the people around us as we choose our paths.  The Machine is about identity, and about being true to oneself.
Synopsis: A man climbs the corporate ladder inside a powerful company, but finds that with each promotion he must sacrifice a part of himself.Read the full review by at
Also read the review by Jim “The Ancient One” Lawson at progrockmusictalk.com

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp (name your price)

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