OMNIA

Omnia biography
Although OMNIA have actually just started their activity, this Argentinean outfit can easily be considered one of the most inventive, professional, and greatest bands on the contemporary progressive scene. Comparable to South American bands like APOCALYPSE, CAST or French ANGE, and with some strong influences of classic 70's progressive bands like GENESIS, OMNIA sounds like the best of that era mixed with dynamism, complexity and atmosphere of 90's and current trends in progressive-symphonic bands. All the band members are incredibly inventive musicians, and the parts of keyboards (string ensemble, piano, and organ) and both of electric and semi-acoustic guitars are here as tasteful and virtuosi as those of bass and drums.

Both their CD's are pleasure to even very demanding connoisseur and fan of progressive genre. Their second effort revolves around a conceptual theme focussed on the existence of an ordinary human being. The music herein contained develops distinct shades in accordance to the different phases during his life's journey. Their "Hormonal" is simply one of the best (if not the best) Symphonic Art-Rock albums released in the 2000s.