Informational blog about recent or upcoming prog-related rock or metal albums with a schedule of their release. Disclaimer: it's still not possible to put the albums on their future release dates.
Showing posts with label Into The Great Divide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Into The Great Divide. Show all posts
Friday, May 31, 2019
Into The Great Divide "A Life In Six Acts"
Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: May 31, 2019
Tracklist:
1. Hollow (4:39)
2. Leaving Earth (5:50)
3. Travel Light (4:38)
4. Broken Water (6:53)
5. Mantra (5:06)
6. Sleep (4:23)
7. The Crossing (8:30)
Total Time 39:59
Line-up:
Zack Zalon - all instruments, drums programming
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Deezer.
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Saturday, January 27, 2018
Into The Great Divide "Into The Great Divide"
Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: January 26, 2018
Tracklist:
1. Chapter 1: Intro (0:49)
2. Chapter 1: The Crossing (7:39)
3. Chapter 2: Intro (0:36)
4. Chapter 2: A Call To Adventure (6:51)
5. Chapter 3: Intro (0:18)
6. Chapter 3: Under A Bright Starry Sky (5:14)
7. Chapter 4: Intro (0:25)
8. Chapter 4: Tests & Enemies (4:32)
9. Chapter 5: Intro (0:30)
10. Chapter 5: Challenge Accepted (6:11)
11. Chapter 6: Intro (0:31)
12. Chapter 6: Dark Waters (8:53)
13. Chapter 7: Intro (0:19)
14. Chapter 7: Mist In The Sun (1:18)
15. Chapter 8: Intro (0:56)
16. Chapter 8: A New Perspective (8:51)
17. Chapter 9: Intro (0:26)
18. Chapter 9: The World You Made (4:53)
19. Chapter 10: Intro (0:50)
20. Chapter 10: And So It Ends (6:46)
Total Time 66:48
Line-up:
Zack Zalon - Guitars, Bass, Keyboards
Mike Mangini (Dream Theater, Steve Vai) - Drums
Brendon Cassidy - Orchestral Arrangements
Larry Davis - Narration
Description/Reviews:
...yes, this is the band that is heavily being pushed as Mike Mangini’s new project (not enough credit going to Richard Chycki, despite his significant role), and yes, there are a lot of superficial elements of classic sounding Dream Theater here. This comparison is only skin deep though, and the music on display here takes much from a wide array of ‘classic’ acts to build its familiar soundscapes. From the acoustics and structural deviations of Rush and Yes, to the playful melodies of Joe Satriani and Paul Gilbert, everything flows through well trodden ground in a way that will either come off as uninspired and derivative, or comfortable and fun.Read the full review by Tyler Caldas at itdjents.com
Media/Samples
3 tracks
Deezer
Links:
Web page
Into The Great Divide "Into The Great Divide"
Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: January 26, 2018
Tracklist:
1. Chapter 1: Intro (0:49)
2. Chapter 1: The Crossing (7:39)
3. Chapter 2: Intro (0:36)
4. Chapter 2: A Call To Adventure (6:51)
5. Chapter 3: Intro (0:18)
6. Chapter 3: Under A Bright Starry Sky (5:14)
7. Chapter 4: Intro (0:25)
8. Chapter 4: Tests & Enemies (4:32)
9. Chapter 5: Intro (0:30)
10. Chapter 5: Challenge Accepted (6:11)
11. Chapter 6: Intro (0:31)
12. Chapter 6: Dark Waters (8:53)
13. Chapter 7: Intro (0:19)
14. Chapter 7: Mist In The Sun (1:18)
15. Chapter 8: Intro (0:56)
16. Chapter 8: A New Perspective (8:51)
17. Chapter 9: Intro (0:26)
18. Chapter 9: The World You Made (4:53)
19. Chapter 10: Intro (0:50)
20. Chapter 10: And So It Ends (6:46)
Total Time 66:48
Line-up:
Zack Zalon - Guitars, Bass, Keyboards
Mike Mangini (Dream Theater, Steve Vai) - Drums
Brendon Cassidy - Orchestral Arrangements
Larry Davis - Narration
Description/Reviews:
...yes, this is the band that is heavily being pushed as Mike Mangini’s new project (not enough credit going to Richard Chycki, despite his significant role), and yes, there are a lot of superficial elements of classic sounding Dream Theater here. This comparison is only skin deep though, and the music on display here takes much from a wide array of ‘classic’ acts to build its familiar soundscapes. From the acoustics and structural deviations of Rush and Yes, to the playful melodies of Joe Satriani and Paul Gilbert, everything flows through well trodden ground in a way that will either come off as uninspired and derivative, or comfortable and fun.Read the full review by Tyler Caldas at itdjents.com
Media/Samples
3 tracks
Deezer
Links:
Web page
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