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GREYHAVEN

Greyhaven

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3.96 | 11 ratings | 3 reviews | 18% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2000

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Ride The Horizon (2:24)
2. Setting Sun (5:46)
3. Mirror My Eyes (9:04)
4. Downfall (6:14)
5. Approaching The Twilight (5:18)
6. Shards Of Sky (11:09)
7. Solitude Surrounding (9:01)
8. Greyhaven (5:34)
9. Cold Night By The Fortress (8:24)

Total Time: 63:01

Line-up / Musicians

- Brian Francis / vocals
- Elhan Matthews / synthetizers, lead guitar
- Nate Howard / rythm & lead guitars
- Nick Cipriano / drums & percussion

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GREYHAVEN Greyhaven ratings distribution


3.96
(11 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(18%)
18%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(55%)
55%
Good, but non-essential (18%)
18%
Collectors/fans only (9%)
9%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

GREYHAVEN Greyhaven reviews


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Review by b_olariu
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4 stars Greyhaven is an forgotten progressive metal band from USA who beggin their career in mid '90's. They released so far a single album in 2000 selftitled at Rectangular records. I was realy impressed by these americans at first listning and still today , because on this album I can hear almost everything a love at prog metal, complex arrangements, solid guitar riffs and solos, brilliant key passages, complicated and twisted drum chops and above all a very powerfull voice. Greyhaven are clearly influenced by Fates Warning ( Pleasent shade of grey or Disconnected era), the voice of Brian Francis remind me a lot of Ray Alder, but not a copy, he has his own range and is shown on every piece how great this vocalist is and on some passages looks like they've listen a lot to Rush (synthesizers era). The musicanship is top notch give to the album a very powerfull sound, the drumer Nick Cipriano is excellent not to mention thet the key arrangements made by Elhan Matthews are so intelligent made that easy I can say that these are among the best key passages I ever heared in a prog metal band, try and listen to the opening track (an instrumental one) Ride The Horizon or Setting Sun, superb and very atmospheric key arrangements, top notch, the rest of the pieces are real winners, each musician shines. It's realy a shame to see this talented band going such unnoticed in prog circles, they split up soon after this release. What elese can I add, if you don't know this obscure band, try it because worth every second, available at Laser's Edge at a resonable price. Recommended, 4 stars without hesitation.

Latest members reviews

4 stars In my opinion this is a great album you must hear. Despite the poor production work, you can hear a solid and thought-out progressive metal. The second song of the album reminds me "When Dream and Day Unite" because of the chord progressions used. Is an album with many tempo changes but conducted ... (read more)

Report this review (#258287) | Posted by diegolord | Monday, December 28, 2009 | Review Permanlink

4 stars In my opinion this is a very creative prog rock/metal album, with a lot of complex structures in their sound. I think they are doing their own thing here en don't see parallels to for example Dream Theater.In the song "Shards of Sky" they remind me at Ray Alder of FW "Pleasent Shade of Grey" alb ... (read more)

Report this review (#2972) | Posted by | Saturday, March 5, 2005 | Review Permanlink

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