Back in September 2015, prog-metal band TesseracT released their
monumental album "Polaris" to rave reviews (jpsmusicblog.blogspot.com). After completing a summer
tour in Europe, TesseracT will make their way to the U.S. and Canada
this fall and to promote their tour, TesseracT are re-releasing their
"Polaris" album as a new 2CD "Tour Edition." It features the addition of
four of the album's track "reimagined" and the new release will be
named "Errai" and be released on September 16th through eOne Music. The
newly created songs showcase the complexity of the tracks, beginning with the
smoother, more mainstream appeal of "Survival" and "Cages." The new
tracks are delivered by the band's sound engineer Aidan O'Brien as he is
given free-reign to put his own interpretation on the songs. The new
bonus disc closes with most atmospheric prog-rock appeal of "Seven
Names" as O'Brien does a masterful job showing a different side to these
tracks. For a complete list of tour dates or to find out more about
"Errai" from TesseracT, please visit tesseractband.co.uk.
From Indiana comes the latest release from hardcore metal band
Forevermore, titled "Integral." It features eleven thunderous songs,
beginning with the electronic build-up of "I," which leads into the
screams of "Nancent" as their energy flows through all of the songs. The
intensity of "Noumina" will get your head spinning, while raw emotions
flow through the song "Order," which is the album's lead single, as the music takes you on a
sonic journey. Forevermore come roaring back with "Empath" as they force
their music into your head, before showcasing their musical experiments
with the instrumental "Ikigai." The album finishes with the mainstream,
nu-metal appeal of "Pandemica" and powerful progressive metal feel of
"Integral." Forevermore are currently on in the U.S. with Darkness
Divided and Kingdom Of Giants. For a complete list of tour dates and to
find out more about their new album "Integral," please visit forevermoreband.com.
From Norway comes the latest release from trash metal band Shotgun Rodeo
titled "The New Standard." The new six-song album begins with the
classic late-eighties/early nineties metal sound of "Batshit Crazy,"
which combines many of the band's influences into this energetic piece
of music. They pick up the pace for the intense hard rock speed of
"Uncontainable" and let their guitars blaze a trail for the Megadeth
sounding "Drawing Blood." The EP closes with the raw, hard rock appeal
of "Scatterbrain." To find out more about Shotgun Rodeo and their latest
release "The New Standard," please visit shotgunrodeo.com.
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