Voices From The Fuselage "Odyssey: The Founder Of Dreams"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Alternative Progressive Rock/Metal
Label: White Star Records
Format: CD, digital
Release date: November 9, 2018
Tracklist: 
1. Via (5:47)
2. The Monolith (4:50)
3. Life On Titan (5:51)
4. Nine Levels (5:24)
5. Vault Of Heaven (6:46)
6. Vestibule Of Hell (3:59)
7. Grave Digging (3:44)
8. Domus (4:59)
9. Destitute (3:54)
10. Machina (9:00)

Total Time 54:14

Line-up: 
Ashe O'Hara (TesseracT) - Vocals
Mitch Ramsay - Guitar
Josh Galloway - Guitar
Scott Lockhart - Drums
Dale Gorham - Bass
   With
Olly Steele (10)

Description/Reviews: 

Staying true to the path laid out with 2015’s Odyssey: Destroyer Of Worlds, Odyssey: The Founder Of Dreams maintains thematic ties with its predecessor, charging once more into the battlefield of “science vs. faith”. These themes provide the origins of the band’s name, and the content of the hugely popular science-fiction drama  ‘LOST’, from which vocalist & lyricist Ashe O'Hara (ex-TesseracT) has drawn a wealth of inspiration.
The prominent veins feeding life to Voices From The Fuselage’s latest offering are loss, grief and the inward questioning of how to deal with these experiences. With Odyssey: The Founder Of Dreams, the band channel their talents to provide a sense of gravity and power to a melting pot of hard-to-swallow emotional experiences.

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Nine Levels

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Voices From The Fuselage "Odyssey: The Destroyer of Worlds"

Country: UK
Genre(s): Progressive Metal/Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: June  22, 2015
Tracklist: 

1. Ortus 03:42
2. Inner Child 05:49
3. Fenestra 04:59
4. Meteorites 07:46
5. Anew 06:11
6. Epicinium 03:45
7. A Principle God 06:37
8. Devil's Advocate 06:56
9. Astral Existence 04:36
10. Departure 07:30

Line-up: 
Ashe O'Hara (ex-TesseracT) - Vocals
Mitch Ramsay - Guitar
Josh Galloway - Guitar
Scott Lockhart - Drums
Dale Gorham - Bass
   With
Sally Garozzo (3)
John Mitchell (7)
Maria Gardner (10)

Description/Reviews: 

The first song from this album was a demo of 'A Principle God', a song which definitely showed a much softer approach to their sound, but nevertheless was a superb song in its own right. This song is driven more by melody and Ashe's vocals than by the rhythm work.
Despite this, the whole album does a good job of balancing songs driven by melody and rhythm. The intro track, 'Ortus', is one of the best opening tracks to an album I've heard this year, with plenty of atmosphere and a huge build up at the end which leads into the second track and first proper single, 'Inner Child'. This is a very different song to the two aforementioned songs, with more concentration on the guitar work which is heavier, but is never overpowered. Not only does this band succeed in creating a very cinematic atmosphere, they never drown out that atmosphere with outrageously heavy guitar work. It's an album where balance between heaviness and atmosphere is executed brilliantly.

 Read the full review at sputnikmusic.com

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