Beyond Dawn (Nor) experimental metal, avant, post,

this band should almost be listend to for their useage of TROMBONE, in their folds, as it adds wonderfull textures and unique epic deap feal, and ads a post rock feal to the dark gloom of death

this is a really good band with lots of great progressive metal elements, elements from tech extreme metal and experimental elements, bin active since 1990, so they have quite a long time of innovative music making,

they defenitly fitt best in the folds of experimental metal/post metal, elements of death, doom, black, gothic, darkwave, and industrial makes them quite difficult to pinhold into one spesific genere and also the use of trombone give them a nice and interesting twist and epic feel.

this is a band that can take you by some suprises and think where have they been all my life

http://www.avantgarde-metal.com/content/stories2.php?id=134

Beyond Dawn is a Norwegian avant-garde metal band turned electropop
During the span of their career, Beyond Dawn's sound has gradually evolved from the doom metal present on their early releases to the minimalistic electropop present on the band's latest album,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pity_Love

album list from Metal Archives,

Pity Love	Full-length	1995	1 (90%) (read this review for more info of the band)
Revelry	Full-length	1998
Electric Sulking Machine	Full-length	1999
In Reverie	Full-length	1999
Frysh	Full-length	2003
We're Down With Species of Any Kind	Full-length	2005

this is from the 1995 album early soundings

song from an early prototype of post metal from 1993



















2003 album to show some elements of development













Edited by aginor - October 05 2012 at 01:45

you can atleast atttest if you like the music or not, i just want some reactions be it negative or positive

here is the most proggy album, avant-metal, doom metal, industrial progressive metal,
http://open.spotify.com/album/120s6jF2hViYmKRBSkDV6h

post rock, chamber rock, and minimalistic, yet progressive
http://open.spotify.com/album/5mugHXDhBLL1drwk3ovl18

this is, well progressive electronic with touches of experimentation and post rock, listen to this album with you post rock ears
http://open.spotify.com/album/3B6FoKx7K0UdNVbBxEN294

this review is also helpfull
http://www.allmusic.com/album/electric-sulking-machine-mw0000462566


Edited by aginor - October 07 2012 at 08:37

let's have some views from our suggestions team

lazland wrote: Sorry, I'm not convinced. Perhaps Andy could run an ear over them, but I think their home is metal archives.

they are not neo prog, thats for sure, but they are labled as avant garde metal, on Wikipedia, is hailed as one of the first AVANT GARDE metal bands, as early as 1994, they have 5 completly different albums, changing style between each of them, they are deffenitly in the feilds of Anathema, and Neurosis, and Tool and Arcturus and they are as progressive as each of those bands,

two of the albums are 100% experimental metal, their EP is 100% art metal, experimental metal and avant metal, with doom metal elements, goth metal, dark wave, their two latest albums is electronic rock, dark wave, ambient, chamber, minimalistic, progressive post rock,

if this band is not getting in the site well i will loose the credibility of what is written in the Experimental and post metal section of what goes for ART metal, EXPERIMENTAL metal, AVANT METAL, and POST metal, as Beyond Dawn is both EXPERIMENTAL, AVANT, ART, AND POST metal, if one also add qulificative elements to inclusion in prog ELECTRONICS, the have AMBIENT, MINIMALISTIC, DRONE, and if one include the POST-ROCK section they fits in ceveral of the qualifications for post rock,

SO
i will that both POST ROCK and ELECTRONIC PROG TEAM team, listens to album Frysh Electric Sulking Machine and In Reverie

PROG METAL TEAM on Pity Love, and Revelry and the EP Longing for Scarlet Days

on the same merrit as Ulver is on PA shold Beyond Dawn be on PA on the same merrits of Talk Talk should Beyond Dawn be on PA

i want a full evaluation from the metal team regrding this band before it is to late...