Introvisión / Heavy Prog

Now that you mention it, 08:36:59 does sound a bit like Aquarius. Even both concepts are related to the sea. (08:36:59 concept is about a lonely sailor who becomes adrift after a storm, so the album narrates his last days on the sea). Although Introvisión sound is a bit darker, and less vocal driven.

Just wanted to know where this headed up, it was from my understanding that one of the members of the spoke with someone else here, I'm guessing it was Rivertree. I also thought of ecletic, although, in my less-than-stellar prog knowledge Heavy Prog looked like a better way, but thinking it now, the whole album does have a really big landscape of sounds and styles (the two songs here may show some of the heavier side)

Anyway, after so many listens, I think I'll be good to write a review as soon as the band is online.  An also, for those interested, I think that now there are physical copies available on cd baby. The artwork is quite good (although, I got myself one of the limited editions =P)

good listening.

Here's another supporter to the inclusion of the band on ProgArchives.com!

I can add more info on the band:

- They now have the album on iTunes:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/08-36-59/id412705562

- Official bandcamp from the band (under development), with a higher quality version of Nivulocarto:
http://introvision.bandcamp.com/

- official facebook page of the band, with high quality samples in the Music Player:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Introvision/113730705340728

- A higher quality image of the cover of their first release:


 - A higher quality image of their current logo (black and white versions):



- Current lineup:

Bass & acoustic guitars: Michael Muñoz

Drums: Mauricio Delgado

Electric guitar: Marcos Solano

Synthesizers: Andrés Corrales

Lead vocals: Wil Acuña (since February 2010)

- I'm working on translating the lyrics.