Voyag3r "Killer Kabbage" (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital, cassette
Release date: July 19, 2024
Tracklist

1. March of The Kabbage Heads

2. Origins of Kabbage

3. Smaller Barter Town / Titor’s Mission

4. Escape The Wasteland Marauders

5. Enter The Base / The Wormhole Device

6. Arrival to 2024

7. Garden of Eatin’

8. Security Footage / Meeting Cole S. Babbage

9. Wilson and Willyson

10. Discovery in the Science Lab

11. Catholic Clown College Massacre

12. Kabbage Heads Attack

13. Scooter Chase

14. Drinks and Conspiracies

15. Trail of Kabbage

16. Warehouse Fight

17. Giant Ass Kabbage / Worst of Both Worlds

18. Against The Killer Kabbage

Credits

Steve Greene - Synthesizers

Greg Mastin - Drums, Percussion, Electronic Drums

Aaron Greene - Guitars, Vocals

Produced by Steve Greene

All songs Composed and Performed by Voyag3r

Recorded at the Battle Chamber

Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Steve Greene

Artwork by Suspiria Vilchez

Graphic Design by Steve Greene

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Voyag3r "War Mask"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock
Label: Bellyache Records - BR-067 (vinyl), Battle Chamber Music (CD, cassette)
Format: CD, digital, vinyl, cassette
Release date: April 26, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. The Terror Is Gaining On You   
2. The Donning   
3. War Mask   
4. Ancient Enemies   
5. Second Face   
6. Red   
7. Sequenza Di Mezzanotte   
8. Hell Village   
9. Ambush!   
10. War Mask (Steve Greene mix)

Line-up: 
Steve Greene - synthesizers, piano, saxophone
Greg Mastin - drums, percussion
Aaron Greene - guitars

Description/Reviews: 

Expanding on the sonic pallet the band created with their debut, Doom Fortress, and follow up, Are You Synthetic?, Voyag3r deliver a diverse, dark and dynamic collection of songs, including a cover of the King Crimson classic, Red. Heavier tracks, such as Ancient Enemies, bring the rock element to the forefront, while more open tracks like Sequenza Di Mezzanotte, showcase a 70s vibed, organic sound.

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Voyag3r "Are You Synthetic?"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Electronica, Space Rock
Label: Bellyache Records, Battle Chamber Music
Format: vinyl, CD, digital, cassette
Release date: April 8, 2016
Tracklist: 
1) Deep Space Saga
2) Are You Synthetic
3) Anima Trasgressione (Seq 1)
4) Sinister Creation
5) Raise Your Shields
6) Theoretical Megastructure Found
7) Running Out Of Air
8) A Plan For Retaliation
9) Anima Trasgressione (Seq 2)
10) Scramble All Fighters
11) Anima Trasgressione (Seq 3)
12) Final Transfer (Ora Mortale)
13) Deep Space Saga (Reprise)

Line-up: 
Steve Greene – Synthesizers, piano
Greg Mastin – Acoustic and electronic drums
Aaron Greene – Guitars

Description/Reviews: 

Paraphrasing a bit from the Doom Fortress review, the band continues to explore soundtrack-style music from the ‘70s and ‘80s, with heavy influence from sci-fi, horror and action movies of that time. The synthesizers create that atmospheric vibe, notable from some of your favorite Cult movies.

Read the full review by John Kindred at hardrockhaven.net

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Raise Your Shields

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Voyag3r "Doom Fortress"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Electronica, Space Rock, Soundtrack
Label: Battle Chamber Music / Bellyache Records
Format: vinyl, CD, digital
Release date: August 26, 2014
Tracklist: 

1. Summoning The Forgotten One 05:55
2. One's True Intentions 06:03
3. Doom Fortress Escape 06:01
4. In The Hands Of The Computers 05:46
5. Il Guanto Nero 05:13
6. Lord Of Doom Fortress 05:19

Line-up: 
Steve Greene - Synthesizers
Greg Mastin - Drums
Aaron Greene - Guitars

Description/Reviews: 

What sets Voyag3r apart from its peers is that the band’s focus lies within the confines of soundtrack music from the ‘70s and ‘80s. And within that context, the music created by Voyag3r is influenced heavily by sci-fi, horror and action movies of that time. The key element of the band’s music lies with the use of synthesizers, which set up that classic, if not eerie, signature sounds from your favorite ‘70s and ‘80s cult movies.

 Read the full review by John Kindred at hardrockhaven.net

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