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Canadian up-and-coming proggers Intervals have just released a new video, for the previously released single "The Escape". Enjoy it below. The track is off the band's debut album A Voice Within, recently released on March 4th.
You can listen to the entire album streaming on YouTube or Bandcamp. With this album, the band introduced a vocalist to their ranks, Mike Semesky.
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Thanks for that Luigi...
I thought that was pretty accomplished stuff; will look forward to checking out more of their stuff in due course...  |
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Written by fandango68 on 27.03.2014 at 15:57
Thanks for that Luigi...
I thought that was pretty accomplished stuff; will look forward to checking out more of their stuff in due course...
You're welcome  I'm happy their choice to hire a vocalist has turned so great btw, I wasn't sure their music would have been apt for singing, but it is. |
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Written by R Lewis on 27.03.2014 at 16:16
You're welcome I'm happy their choice to hire a vocalist has turned so great btw, I wasn't sure their music would have been apt for singing, but it is.
I think any band, even a progressive one, is only really going to find a pretty niche market without a vocalist, so this was a sensible choice. I also thought the vocals are pretty good and right for the style of prog metal the band are performing; I'll be checking out more of their stuff and wish them well.
I don't know about you, but I have been wondering what future direction Symphonic influenced Prog Metal would take, as the number of bands so overtly influenced by DT/ SX appear to be burning themselves out. I applaud bands such as Susypre, Thought Chamber and To Mera (for example) who push the boundaries of technicality whilst still being able to provide a strong enough melodic line for 'clean' vocalists to thrive... |
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Written by fandango68 on 27.03.2014 at 19:03
I don't know about you, but I have been wondering what future direction Symphonic influenced Prog Metal would take, as the number of bands so overtly influenced by DT/ SX appear to be burning themselves out. I applaud bands such as Susypre, Thought Chamber and To Mera (for example) who push the boundaries of technicality whilst still being able to provide a strong enough melodic line for 'clean' vocalists to thrive...
Well those bands you mentioned, thus not being among my favourites, released some amazing stuff. I feel that this genre, if well executed, can give great satisfactions, but it's everything but a "safe" genre. It's easy to produce uninspired music, even if I -luckily- can't provide examples of this atm |
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