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Intervals - Vocalist Unveiled, New Song Online


Intervals, an instrumental progressive band until now, has added a vocalist to the equation. He is Mike Semesky, who joined first as a bass player, and you can stream their new track "Ephemeral" from the upcoming album A Voice Within to get the first taste of how the band will sound now. The song can be streamed through the clip below.

The band explained the decision: "We also have some exciting news: we're incredibly excited and proud to announce Mike Semesky as the band's singer. Intervals has always been about open minded, forward thinking, progressive music with no boundaries. It's also been about staying true to the art we feel compelled to make, and we couldn't be happier with the dynamic Mike brings to the music. For those who remember, the band put out a feeler for a vocalist with the release of 'The Space Between', but in lieu of finding the right candidate, we decided to move forward with our initial intent: make music. Mike joined the band as our bass player, but after only a few weeks of touring, it was apparent that this was the chemistry we were after all along. The human voice is an instrument and from our perspective, we are by definition, still an 'instrumental' band, now with added dimension and perspective. The band still retains it's identity in guitar driven, progressive rock/metal and there's something on this record for everyone. We couldn't be more thankful for the support you have all shown us over the past few years and we hope you continue to follow along on this journey we share. This release is our proudest musical accomplishment to date and we can't wait for everyone to hear it!"

What do you think about the vocalist?




Source: facebook.com
Band profile: Intervals
Posted: 31.12.2013 by Bad English


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31.12.2013 - 16:48
Sentenced Odiin
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Another djent band got shit by the gay vocals...
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31.12.2013 - 17:46
BloodTears
ANA-thema
Written by Sentenced Odiin on 31.12.2013 at 16:48

Another djent band got shit by the gay vocals...


Why is it gay?
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Written by BloodTears on 19.08.2011 at 18:29

Like you could kiss my ass.


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31.12.2013 - 17:49
Troy Killjoy
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Written by BloodTears on 31.12.2013 at 17:46
Why is it gay?

More importantly, what other djent bands got shit because of their gay vocals.
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31.12.2013 - 18:08
Sentenced Odiin
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For instance Tessaract, Periphery, The Safety Fire are making technical and professional music, but I do not like the vocals at all in them.. just not my type (which means it is gay ) and I can correct myself by considering they already shit, as these "new-age clean vocals" already in their music.
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31.12.2013 - 20:16
Wukk

This is probably old news, but I'd never heard of Mike Semesky before. According to the database, he does vocals for multiple techdeath/melodeath bands as well. I mean, I like what I've heard so far, but his ability to do harsh vocals as well sounds interesting, even though I don't know what they sound like.
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01.01.2014 - 00:52
BaneConall
Fart Enthusiast
Mike Semesky is probably one of my favorite vocalists. He sounds pretty different from what he sounded like on HAARP Machine and Ordinance, sounds like his voice is maturing well.
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22.01.2014 - 22:14
Mehdi Taba
Mehdi Taba
In djent (technical styles) Instrumental works is more better!
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