Dyssidia for Progressive Metal
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Topic: Dyssidia for Progressive Metal
Posted By: alienshore
Subject: Dyssidia for Progressive Metal
Date Posted: April 13 2020 at 15:01
Hi, I want to suggest an australian prog-metal band Dyssidia. Very interesting music, melodic and also heavy, they used o lot of different styles.  web: https://dyssidia.bandcamp.com/" rel="nofollow - https://dyssidia.bandcamp.com/ Youtube: |
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Posted By: Rivertree
Date Posted: April 15 2020 at 15:30
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under evaluation already, 2 YES votes so far ... ------------- https://awesomeprog.com/users/Rivertree" rel="nofollow">  |
Posted By: alienshore
Date Posted: April 16 2020 at 13:30
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Thanks. You can use my bio and discography. I am not so good in english, so please fix any errors ... BIO: Dyssidia is a progressive-metal band from Australia founded in 2010. Three years later they release their first EP called Quiet Waters. Fallowed by next EP's Children Of Aether And Earth (2015) and Of Delight And Despair (2016) follow. The band is currently composed by musicians Mitch Brackman (vocals), Corey Davis (guitar), Dimitri Ioannou (keyboards), Neil Palmer (bass) and Liam Weedall (drums). They were inspired by bands like Opeth, Dream Theater, Tesseract and Porcupine Tree. Singer Mitch Brackman often combines extreme vocals with pure and the whole band draws on diverse styles of metal music. At the same time, they also used melodies with great emphasis on composition. The music is very technical, but it also feels emotional and cohesive. In 2020 they release their debut album Costly Signal on their own. Mixing and mastering was done by V. Santura, who was also the man behind of albums from bands like Obscura, Alkoloid, Bolzer, Tryptikon and Panzerballet. This band combines the world of extreme metal, progressive metal and rock. On the tours they support bands like Opeth, Katatonia, Between The Buried And Me, Beyond Creation and their compatriots Voyager. Bio provided by alienshore Discography: Quiet Waters (EP) - 2013 01. Unfamiliar (6:00) 02. Brink (5:05) 03. Lay To Ruin (8:21) 04. Descent (5:13) 05. Deja Senti (9:12) Total Time: 33:53 Mitch Brackman - vocals Corey Davis - guitars Nathan Harvey - keyboards Neil Palmer - basa Jesse Olley - drums Children Of Aether And Earth (EP) - 2015 01. Brittle Star (5:35) 02. Aether's Eyes (7:31) 03. Sillage (7:51) 04. Storm's End (14:05) Total Time: 35:03 Mitch Brackman - vocals Corey Davis - guitars Nathan Harvey - keyboards Neil Palmer - basa Liam Weedall - drums Of Delight And Despair (EP) - 2016 01. Dead Smoke (6:50) 02. Dignity (8:07) 03. An Absolute Severance (6:23) 04. In A Heartbeat (9:43) Total Time: 31:04 Mitch Brackman - vocals Corey Davis - guitars Ashley Miller - keyboards Neil Palmer - basa Liam Weedall - drums Costly Signals (CD) - 2020 01. Thrive (6:19) 02. The Gutted Stag (5:45) 03. Infinitesimal (4:08) 04. Bloodrush (6:26) 05. Arrival (6:02) 06. An Obvious Antidote (1:40) 07. Metamorphosis (4:36) 08. Good Grief (10:39) 09. Hope's Remorseful Retreat (6:29) 10. If Truth Be Told (8:07) Total Time: 60:16 Mitch Brackman - vocals Corey Davis - guitars Dimitri Ioannou - keyboards Neil Palmer - basa Liam Weedall - drums |
Posted By: TCat
Date Posted: April 16 2020 at 18:42
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Actually there are 3 yes votes so far, so its a good chance it will clear. Thank you for providing the bio and information. It will definitely be valuable when writing up the bio which we will give you credit for on the band's page. ------------- https://ibb.co/8x0xjR0" rel="nofollow">  |
Posted By: black_diamond
Date Posted: April 17 2020 at 05:29
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Posted By: TCat
Date Posted: May 26 2020 at 19:21
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Added to Tech/Extreme ------------- https://ibb.co/8x0xjR0" rel="nofollow"> |