Permian Incident "All The Things No Tomorrow Brings"

Country: Norway
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: December 11, 2020 (CD), March 22, 2021 (digital), April 20, 2021 (vinyl)
Tracklist

1. End Of Our Time? (7:51) 

2. Dandelion (14:26) 

3. Blood Brother (6:57) 

4. Footprints (8:51) 

5. Heavy Hearts (13:48) 

Total Time 51:53

Line-up

Johannes Hulleberg - Vocals

Kim Daniel Taalesen - Guitars

Sian Dalslåen - Bass

Torbjørn Dybsand - Drums & Percussion

Sig A. Pertersheim - Keyboards

Description/Reviews:

′′ End of Our Time?" opens the album, and here it is brilliant, heavy progrock with solid roots in the 70 s. This description probably applies to everything with the band, but the way they combine the classic with modern elements such as a 5-string bass with a wonderful disting twist is absolutely beautiful. In general, I have to pull out the bass to, which I think is more distinctive in the sound image here than on the debut. Beautiful tunes, progressive passages, fierce drumming from Maestro-there are just some of the characteristics of Permian Incident. ′′ Dandelion ′′ which opens Ur-Norwegian with mouth harp is the longest track of the album, an epic work that clocks right under the neighborhood. A lot of exciting things are happening here, and lots of great use of keyboards from The bass solo party in the middle is also absolutely wonderful. A good example that 15 minutes isn't very long when so much happens and it's so exciting all the way.

Read the full review by Affen Eitrheim

Media/Samples
Bandcamp

Links:
Web page
Facebook
Progarchives

Permian Incident "Songs Of Solitude"

Country: Norway
Genre(s): Progressive Hard Rock
Format: CD, vinyl
Release date: July 2015 (CD), August 2015 (vinyl)
Tracklist: 

1. Sinless Perfection
2. True Or False
3. Memento Mori
4. The Godless Goddess
5. Troubled Straits
6. Paradise Faded
7. This Wonderful Darkness
8. Oh Death, Oh Fear

Line-up: 
Stig "Six" Petersheim - Keyboards
Torbjørn Dybsand - Drums
Johannes Hulleberg - Vocals
Kim Daniel Taalesen - Guitar
Stian Dalslåen - Bass

Description/Reviews: 

The music is progressive, but you can also hear deep inspiration from classic heavy rock. Their inspiration can be traced to the likes of Deep Purple, Rainbow, Marillion, Dream Theater, and also Norwegian prog legends Aunt Mary. Still, Permian Incident sounds unique, unlike so many other bands these days. They sound classic, but at the same time they sound like something new. The songs are exciting and fascinating, and at the same time it's catchy and melodic, and really groovy. The Hammond organ spices up the sound and reminds you of guys like Ken Hensley and the late Jon Lord, and the synth are inspired by wizards like Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson. The vocals are amazing, and singer Johannes Hulleberg has a really broad spectre. Also the guitars, bass and drums are fantastic, and these are a bunch of really good, professional musicians, who loves what they're doing. You can feel their passion and love for the music all through the album. The production is organic, and it sounds real, unlike so much of today's music.

 Read the full review by Affen Eitrheim at screammagazine.com

Media/Samples 
Samples

Links:
Web page
Facebook