Review: Virtual Symmetry – Virtual Symmetry
Sometimes a return to my origin–bread and butter prog metal–is all I need.
Sometimes a return to my origin–bread and butter prog metal–is all I need.
A brilliant debut with a confident sound and a bulldozing sense of purpose.
Former associates of Daniel Tompkins re-emerge from hibernation for a new full-length release.
Centered around a deep appreciation of the natural world, this album is both beautiful and vicious improvised black metal by none other than Caio Lemos–the man behind Bríi and Kaatayra.
An hour of heavy metal infused black metal turns out to be way too much of a good thing.
I’ve heard eight minute songs that felt like a lifetime, but I was thoroughly captivated and never bored one bit by this forty-eight minute long song.
The rise and fall of empires is no easy topic to tackle, yet Aeternam write of the rise of the Ottomans with aplomb and ceaseless heart-stopping moments.
A sonic celestial event; undoubtedly one of the best instrumental prog albums of the year.
A sophomore album so massive it took two reviewers to conquer it!