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Showing posts with label Rise Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rise Records. Show all posts

Friday, September 17, 2021

Eidola "The Architect"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Post-Hardcore, Progressive/Post Metal
Label: Blue Swan Records, Rise Records
Format: digital, vinyl
Release date: September 17, 2021 (digital), November 22, 2021 (vinyl)
Tracklist
1. Hidden Worship (2:52) 
2. Counterfeit Shrines (4:34) 
3. Caustic Prayer (3:38) 
4. Empty Gardens (4:51) 
5. Occam's Razor (1:51) 
6. Perennial Philosophy (4:03) 
7. Forgotten Tongues (3:53) 
8. Unequivocal Nature (3:38) 
9. Alchemist Ascendant (1:16) 
10. Elephant Bones (4:25) 
11. Mutual Fear (3:52) 
12. Ancient Temperament (6:30) 

Total Time 45:23

Line-up
Andrew Wells - vocals, guitar
Matthew Dommer - vocals, rhythm guitar
Sergio Medina - lead guitar
James Johnson - bass
Matthew Hansen - drums
   With:
Jon Mess - vocals (11)

Description/Reviews:
Upon the release of singles "Perennial Philosophy", "Counterfeit Shrines" and intro song "Hidden Worship", it seemed as though Eidola stuck to a similar formula as they had become accustomed to on To Speak, to Listen - soaring guitars, downtempo verses, bombastic drumming, and prominent showcasing of Wells' gripping vocal range. The Architect as a whole embraces the established style they adopted on their previous record and rarely takes creative risks outside of this. The trusty interlude-3 song-interlude structure is at play here, with slow, atmospheric breaks in the action in the form of "Occam's Razor" and "Alchemist Ascendant" providing reprieve between the harder hitting tracks scattered throughout this album.
Read the full review at sputnikmusic.com

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Friday, October 5, 2018

Black Peaks "All That Divides"


Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Alternative Metal, Post-Hardcore
Label: Rise Records
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release date: October 5, 2018
Tracklist
1. Can't Sleep (4:22)
2. The Midnight Sun (6:42)
3. Electric Fires (3:21)
4. Aether (6:31)
5. Across The Great Divide (5:24)
6. Home (4:22)
7. Eternal Light (4:58)
8. Slow Seas (5:43)
9. Fate I & II (6:41)

Total Time 48:04

Line-up
Will Gardner – lead vocals
Joe Gosney – guitars, vocals
Dave Larkin – bass
Liam Kearley – drums

Media/Samples 
Can't Sleep
Home

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Friday, September 21, 2018

Dead Letter Circus "Dead Letter Circus"


Country: Australia
Genre(s)Progressive Alternative Rock
Label: Rise Records, BMG
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release date: September 21, 2018
Tracklist
1. The Armour You Own
2. The Real You
3. Change
4. Running Out Of Time
5. We Own The Light
6. Heartline
7. Ladders For Leaders
8. Trade Places
9. Say It Won’t Be Long
10. Home

Line-up
Kim Benzie - Vocals
Clint Vincent - Guitar
Stewart Hill - Bass
Luke Williams - Drums
Luke Palmer- Guitar

Media/Samples 
The Armour You Own
The Real You

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Proggnosis

Friday, May 4, 2018

Galactic Empire "Episode II"


Country: USA
Genre(s)Instrumental Progressive Metal
LabelRise Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: May 4, 2018
Tracklist
1. March Of The Resistance (2:32)
2. Scherzo For X-Wings (2:18)
3. Hyperspace (5:09)
4. The Droid Invasion And The Appearance Of Darth Maul (3:28)
5. Kylo Ren Arrives At The Battle (1:51)
6. Love Pledge And The Arena (2:06)
7. Rey's Theme (3:08)
8. The Departure Of Boba Fett (5:57)
9. The Emperor (3:15)
10. Into The Trap (2:35)
11. The Battle Of Yavin (Launch From The Fourth Moon) (8:39)

Total Time 40:58

Line-up
Grant McFarland  - drums
Carson Slovak - bass
Chris Kelly - lead guitar
"Kyle Ren" - guitar
Mike DeMaria - guitar

Description/Reviews
GALACTIC EMPIRE is a prog metal quintet sporting a Sith's saber-sized hard-on for "Star Wars". Dressing up onstage as the band’s own versions of Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, stormtrooper infantry, crimson guard and Boba Fett, it's neither unnatural nor unexpected that GALACTIC EMPIRE is Force fanatic prog boasting a garrison's worth of flog.
Read the full review by Ray Van Horn, Jr. at blabbermouth.net

Media/Samples 
Stream

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Galactic Empire "Episode II"


Country: USA
Genre(s)Instrumental Progressive Metal
LabelRise Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: May 4, 2018
Tracklist
1. March Of The Resistance (2:32)
2. Scherzo For X-Wings (2:18)
3. Hyperspace (5:09)
4. The Droid Invasion And The Appearance Of Darth Maul (3:28)
5. Kylo Ren Arrives At The Battle (1:51)
6. Love Pledge And The Arena (2:06)
7. Rey's Theme (3:08)
8. The Departure Of Boba Fett (5:57)
9. The Emperor (3:15)
10. Into The Trap (2:35)
11. The Battle Of Yavin (Launch From The Fourth Moon) (8:39)

Total Time 40:58

Line-up
Grant McFarland  - drums
Carson Slovak - bass
Chris Kelly - lead guitar
"Kyle Ren" - guitar
Mike DeMaria - guitar

Description/Reviews
GALACTIC EMPIRE is a prog metal quintet sporting a Sith's saber-sized hard-on for "Star Wars". Dressing up onstage as the band’s own versions of Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, stormtrooper infantry, crimson guard and Boba Fett, it's neither unnatural nor unexpected that GALACTIC EMPIRE is Force fanatic prog boasting a garrison's worth of flog.
Read the full review by Ray Van Horn, Jr. at blabbermouth.net

Media/Samples 
Stream

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Friday, January 6, 2017

Gone Is Gone "Echolocation"


Country: USA
Genre(s): Prog Related Rock/Metal
Label: Rise Records
Format: CD, vinyl, cassette, digital
Release date: January 6, 2017
Tracklist
1. Sentient (5:36)
2. Gift (4:10)
3. Resurge (4:30)
4. Dublin (4:58)
5. Ornament (4:42)
6. Pawns (3:53)
7. Colourfade (3:46)
8. Roads (5:30)
9. Slow Awakening (4:43)
10. Fast Awakening (2:33)
11. Resolve (4:02)
12. Echolocation (6:32)

Total Time 54:55

Line-up
Tony Hajjar (At the Drive In)
Troy Sanders (Mastodon)
Troy van Leeuwen (Queens of the Stone Age)
Mike Zarin

Description/Reviews
The influences on ‘Echolocation’ are quite varied raging from progrock to post punk, this band would have been a success in the 70’s or 80’s. Gone is Gone is like a more cutting-edge Mastodon without the metal distortion, it’s hypnotizing and it’s layered with density yet it has fragile moments as well. It’s impressive how all these great musicians have set their egos aside and come together to craft something quite special. 
Read the full review by Daniel Jaramillo at metalwani.com

Media/Samples 
Dublin
Sentient
Gift

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