Interval 01: Parallel Infinities , The Inner Universe

by Lascaille's Shroud

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Jordan Vauvert Ce n'est pas un album de death metal progressif : c'est un cours magistral. Toutes les qualités sont là : les riffs et les solos sont extraordinaires (non mais écoutez-moi cet épilogue !). Brett Windnagle déchaîne toute sa puissance vocale, autant avec un growl profond qu'avec un chant clair digne des plus grands du heavy metal (du genre Rob Halford. Oui).
Et Interval 01 est son premier album ! et il a fait ça tout seul !! Favorite track: Extinction: Swarming The Sun.

il-kor Wow, I never imagined, that Death Metal could transport epic stories in such a way. I'm just stunned by this epic piece of work and I'm looking forward to the other episodes. Favorite track: Extinction: Swarming The Sun.

Metallurgical Fire There’s more to one album from this band than there is to some bands’ whole discographies. And I mean prog bands. Favorite track: Resist: Fall Into The Arms Of The Sun.

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	1.	Prologue: She Dreams Of Earth 09:26
	2.	Evolve: Transcendental Cyber-Eroticisms 12:10
	3.	Resist: Fall Into The Arms Of The Sun 13:39
	4.	Extinction: Swarming The Sun 15:07
	5.	Dreams: Romancing My Own Demise 05:57
	6.	Shattered: Love Lost And Worlds Destroyed 05:56
	7.	Epilogue: The Acceptance Of Death 10:01

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released January 8, 2013

Brett Windnagle - All instruments and production, Growls and Screams

Patrick Hoyt Parris - Vocals on 'Resist' and 'Dreams'

Lorelai Laffey - Keyboard solo on 'Epilogue'

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Progressive death/doom with a touch of synths and a flair for the queer SFF media out there.

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