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Showing posts with label Travis Orbin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travis Orbin. Show all posts

Friday, June 4, 2021

Travis Orbin "Midnight Acolyte"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Metal/Rock
Format: CD, digital 
Release date: June 4, 2021
Tracklist
1. Dynomaniac (6:21) 
2. Laissez-scarce (4:57) 
3. Menticide (4:55) 
4. Heresiarch (2:30) 
5. Epiphyte (5:14) 
6. Nadir (3:42) 
7. Dog-ear (4:27) 
8. Blackguard (4:21) 
9. Halcyon (4:17) 

Total Time 40:44

Line-up
Travis Orbin - Drums, Bass, Synthesizer, Programming, Vocals
   With
Minou Alirezazadeh - Backing vocals (7)

Media/Samples
Bandcamp

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Friday, March 5, 2021

Travis Orbin "Projects III"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock/Metal, Fusion
Format: CD, digital
Release date: March 5, 2021
Tracklist
1. Fantasist (4:37) 
2. Bleeding Resonance (5:19) 
3. Necropolis (3:41) 
4. Florid Celerity Toppled By Turbulence (4:31) 
5. Hell To All (3:29) 
6. Tryst (4:31) 
7. Moire Congeries (3:26) 
8. The Indomitable Hoi Polloi (6:02) 
9. Susurrant Plangency (3:55) 
10. Project 16 (6:07) 

Total Time 45:38

Line-up
Travis Orbin (Periphery, Sky Eats Airplane, Darkest Hour) - Drums, Percussion, Synthesizer, Programming, Additional Vocals
Rafael Trujillo - Guitar
Cameron McLellan - Bass
Sinha Fürbeck - Vocals
Alexander von Hagke - Saxophone (2, 6)
Gabriel Riccio - Keyboards (6)
Graham Shaw - Additional Percussion (1, 6)
Lindsay O - Vocals (8)
Adam Edgemont - Guitar solo (10)

Media/Samples
Bandcamp

Links:
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Friday, July 3, 2020

Travis Orbin "Finite III"


Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Technical/Avant Progressive Rock, Fusion
Format: CD, digital
Release date: July 3, 2020
Tracklist
1. Cosmocrator (5:05)
2. A Busy Carol Developed Expressly For Grandeur (2:51)
3. Omphalos (3:20)
4. Omnigoliath (4:43)
5. Cthonic Ensoulment (6:18)
6. Are You Talkin' Out Of Turn? (3:19)
7. Decapitated Tardigrade (5:14)
8. Blunderbuss (3:26)
9. Dose Of Jocose (4:15)
10. Zephyr (5:36)
11. Terra Nullius (10:02)

Total Time 54:09

Line-up
Travis Orbin (Periphery, Sky Eats Airplane, Darkest Hour) - Drums, Percussion, Programming, Synthesizer
Sophia Uddin - 7-String Electric Violin
Cameron McLellan (Protest the Hero) - Bass

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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Saturday, December 30, 2017

Travis Orbin "Silly String II"


Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Technical Progressive Rock, Fusion
Format: CD, digital
Release date: December 29, 2017 
Tracklist
1. Hand Of The Giant (6:05)
2. Snarl (3:41)
3. Coffee Terrorist (2:24)
4. Overreacting Bad-Karma Boy (2:48)
5. Inextricable (4:35)
6. What Happened To The Pause Button? (2:41)
7. Chucklehead (5:25)
8. He Slept Like A Maniac (3:18)
9. Random Hajile (0:52)
10. Obstreperous Restriction (4:39)
11. The Adventures Of Nerd Wolf (3:41)
12. Fleshier Glitch (3:18)
13. Napent (4:56)
14. A Slightly Unfinished Sound (3:07)
15. The End Of An Error (4:45)

Total Time 56:15

Line-up
Travis Orbin (Periphery, Sky Eats Airplane, Darkest Hour) - Drum set, Percussion on all but 9
   With
Adam Edgemont - Guitar (1-4, 6-8, 11-13, 15), Acoustic Guitar (1)
Cameron McLellan (Protest the Hero) - Bass on all but 9, 14
Matthew Riggen - Trumpet (1, 7, 10, 14), Trombone (7)
Jeff Siegfried - Saxophone (3, 10)
John Sims - Upright Bass (14)
Ben Rachbach - Piano (14)
Felonious Hunk - Theremin (13)
Sophia Uddin - Violin (5)
Owen McKinley - Congas, Bongos (7)
Ben Eller - Guitar solo (12)
Elliot Coleman, Jason Campbell - Voices in phone call (15)
Mason and Ian Campbell - Children (10)

Description/Reviews
Silly String II takes what its predecessor did well, and expands on it. The opening track, “Hand of the Giant”, gives the listener a good idea of what to expect from a Travis Orbin solo album. While technically challenging, the song is enjoyable to listen to. The highlight, other than the drums, is that Cameron McLellan’s (ex-Protest the Hero) bass is audible throughout this album and gives the record something that many modern albums seem to be lacking. The bass lines groove and the synthesizers add an unexpected layer to the music. The track also incorporates some jazzy elements, going so far as to include a trumpet which also appears a few more times on the album, along with saxophone, trombone, and theremin.
Read the full review by Jacob Marcheschi at itdjents.com

Media/Samples 
Bandcamp

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