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Showing posts with label Outrun the Sunlight. Show all posts
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Friday, November 12, 2021

Outrun The Sunlight "A Vast Field Of Silence"


Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock/Metal
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: November 12 , 2021
Tracklist
1. Awareness
2. Emerald Joy
3. A Way With Honesty
4. Old Wound
5. Dreamless Chaos
6. Luminous Stillness
7. Brindle
8. Zero Dimension
9. Molten Light
10. A Vast Field of Silence

Line-up
Austin Peters - guitar
Cody McCarty - guitar
Phil Kalas - bass
Kyle Kunkler - synths & keys
Luke Angle - drums

Media/Samples
Bandcamp

Links:
Web page
Facebook
Progarchives

Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Outrun the Sunlight "Terrapin"


Country: USA
Sub Genre: Instrumental Ambient Progressive Metal, Post Rock
LabelRogue Records America
FormatVinyl, CD, Digital
Release dateDecember 16, 2014
Tracklist
  1. Laughing With Such Abandon
  2. Where Every Word Spoken, Speaks
  3. And Every Glance Given Has Only One Meaning
  4. Spirit
  5. Stars in the Ocean
  6. The Pace of Glaciers
  7. Diminishment
  8. Permanence
  9. Achievement
Line-up
Austin Peters - Guitar
Cody McCarty - Guitar
Connor Grant - Bass
Pedro Villegas - Drums
Adrian Perez - Keys

Description/Reviews
We’ve seen several masterful instrumental albums during this fantastic year but few of them flow as well as Terrapin does. Perhaps this has a lot to do with the three opening tracks, operating as one suite. ‘Laughing With Such Abandon’ is the heaviest of the trio, splicing the post rock influences of the entire suite with heavier, faster riffs and drums. ‘Where Every Word Spoken, Speaks’ is easily comparable to sleemakeswaves, invoking the same heady and dynamic approach to the ambient post rock sound as those Australian magicians. Finally, ‘And Every Glance Has Only One Meaning’ opens with a bass line so natural, so right for where it’s placed, that it brings in an instant smile to one’s face. The sleepmakeswaves sound is retained, with the guitar chiming in the background, accentuating the entire track as it works its away to its slower, emotional closing.
 Read the full review by Eden Kupermintz at heavyblogisheavy.com

Media/Samples 
Spirit

Links:
Indiegogo preorder campaign
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