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Showing posts with label Mantric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mantric. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2020

Mantric "False Negative"


Country: Norway
Genre(s): Eclectic Progressive Alternative Rock/Metal
Label: Solid State Records, Tooth & Nail Records
Format: digital
Release dateApril 24, 2020
Tracklist
1. Polyanna (04:38)
2. Itching Soul (03:59)
3. Queen Fatigue (05:27)
4. Norwegian Dastard (05:58)
5. Blame the Beggar (04:05)
6. Dawn (06:22)
7. The Towering Mountain (04:56)
8. Every Day is Independence Day (03:45)
9. Darling Demon (05:53)
10. Starmonger (08:38)

Total Time 53:42

Line-up
John Mjaaland (Extol)
Tor Glidje (Extol)
Ole Sveen (Extol)

Description/Reviews
The first three songs hit you (“Itching Soul” should be played on prog radio) and you’re thinking “ok how can this get any better?” That’s when Mantric twists into a modern version of the Beach Boys whilst channeling Failure on the song “Norwegian Dastard.” ... “Down” is a fuzzed out asskicker which still holds to Mantric’s odd style. “The Towering Mountain” is a mix of blasting punk metal and Motorpsycho on acid. It proves that Mantric isn’t about to stop trying different things.
Read the full review by Rob at progressivemusicplanet.com  

Also read the review by Mike Reitemeier at thenewfury.com

Media/Samples 
Polyana
The Towering Mountain
Stream
Deezer

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Friday, September 25, 2015

Mantric "Sin"


Country: Norway
Genre(s)Progressive Metal
LabelLoyal Blood Records
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release dateSeptember 25, 2015
Tracklist
  1. FaithFaker - 5:16
  2. On The Horizon - 6:58
  3. Give Me Eyes - 5:07
  4. Arrogance Vs. Anxiety - 5:27
  5. Die Old - 3:21
  6. Maranatha - 5:01
  7. Anhedoniac - 5:49
  8. In The Shadow Of My Soul - 4:19
  9. Black Eyes - 3:48
Line-up
Tor Glidje (ex-Extol) - Guitars, Vocals, Percussion and Synth
Ole Sveen (ex-Extol) - Vocals, Drums, Guitars and Synth
John Mjaaland (ex-Extol) - Bass, Vocoder and Synth
   With
Anders Salomon Lidal - Moog and Synth

Description/Reviews
Mid-tempo progressive metal with some atmospheric black metal influences, ethereal clean vocals and the occasional muted shriek. 
 Read the full review by Noyan Tokgozoglu at heavyblogisheavy.com

Media/Samples 
Faithfaker
Stream

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