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Showing posts with label Source. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Source. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 25, 2021

Source "Ethereal Self"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: May 25, 2021
Tracklist
1. Ethereal Self (9:19) 
2. My Encumbrance (7:03) 
3. Nakatapurcinalick (1:02) 
4. The Insipidness (4:53) 
5. False Prophet (7:20) 
6. Movements (9:15) 
7. Origin (5:18) 
8. The Goddess Death (9:23) 
9. Paper Tiger (8:36) 
10. Larva (0:57) 
11. Pupa (13:55) 

Total Time 77:01 

Line-up
Benjamin Gleason - Guitar, vocals
Justin Mirarck - Drums
Jake Demarco - Bass

Media/Samples
Bandcamp

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Friday, March 1, 2019

Source "Totality"


Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Label: Pavement Entertainment
Format: CD, digital
Release date: March 1, 2019
Tracklist: 
1 - Benjamin (04:31)
2 - Sinking (04:42)
3 - The Witness (04:55)
4 - Intimacy (03:41)
5 - Philiac (05:22)
6 - Unsure (03:57)
7 - Between (02:57)
8 - The Changes Constant (06:21)
9 - Totality (03:39)
10 - Embodied (09:56)

Line-up: 
Ben Gleason: vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, synthesizers
Justin Mirarack: drums
Riley Selleck: bass
   With
Gilly Gonzalez – percussion (7, 10)
Andy Skellenger – tablas  (7, 8, 10)
Beth Quist – hammer dulcimer  (7, 10), vocals  (8)
Trevor Minton – cello  (7, 10)

Description/Reviews: 
So first: What is or isn’t Totality? It is a streamlined album that is intended to gain Source traction in the deep waters of modern music and to initiate those that get lost in much of the Progressive genres of Rock, Alt Rock and Metal. Totality is much more aggressive and accessible than their debut, in sound and theme. This is a straightforward album with the same, positive drive but with a sharper and more focused timber that strays from their epic, often dense and heady debut. 
Read the full review by Odyssey at metalnexus.net

Media/Samples 
Benjamin
Totality
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Friday, September 23, 2016

Source "Return to Nothing"


Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Metal
Label: Pavement Entertainment
Format: digital
Release date: September 23, 2016
Tracklist: 
1. Forgiveness (8:22)
2. Memories Of Yesterday (8:32)
3. The Essence (10:22)
4. The Word Source (feat. Bentinho Massaro) (0:46)
5. Return To Nothing (8:59)
6. Complaisance (9:40)
7. Consumed (2:46)
8. The Serpent (9:42)
9. Quadrant (10:19)

Total time 69:28

Line-up: 
Ben Gleason- Guitar
Georges Octobous- Drums
Dan Crisafulli- Bass
   With
Bentinho Massaro - Narration (4)

Description/Reviews: 
Colorado’s Source are one of those bands who just couldn’t hold out for the new Tool album and took it upon themselves to make it, like so many other acts are doing these days. The difference is, I think they’ve actually done it. Without a doubt, fans of Tool, Karnivool, Soen, Chevelle, The Reticent and so many more will absolutely love what’s been done here.

Read the full review at newnoisemagazine.com

Media/Samples 
Memories Of Yesterday 
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