(Progressive Metal, Instrumental, Electronic, Ambient, Djent) Avensis - Дискография - 2011-2012, MP3, 320 kbps

Продолжительность: 00:51:12

01. Chrondros
02. Nascent
03. Passengers Moved Safely And Titanic Taken In Tow
04. The Hollow Hour
05. Susquehanna
06. Replicates And Activates
07. Avensis
08. The Hydra
09. Vivisection
10. Apogee
11. A Life Incondite
12. Chrondros (No Drums)

Продолжительность: 00:12:51

01. Divebomber
02. Gamma Correction
03. We R Who We R [Ke$ha Remix]
04. Signals Upon Signals

Продолжительность: 00:39:48

01. Hello
02. Erase Cache
03. So Much For The Clients
04. Recovery Device
05. Mystagogue
06. Gamma Correction
07. DOS Adventure 3.0
08. We Are Invictus
09. Lights Over Kahlil
10. Goodbye

Продолжительность: 00:25:52

01. Disembark
02. Extraforaneous / The Great Outdoors
03. The Attack / Hallucinations
04. Stumble
05. Forest Clearing / Ascent / Ending

Продолжительность: 00:04:25

01. 5 + 4 r 5 | - | | |> 5

Avensis is a progressive metal band from Apalachin, NY. It is the personal music project of Alex Delaney.
Alex Delaney is a multi-instrumentalist that has been playing music from a very early age. His interests lie with today's progressive metal scene, and he's been writing and releasing material since early 2009. His acclaimed personal music project, Avensis, is held in high regard by many of today's listeners of modern metal. Alex believes firmly in the merits of music as art, and his mastery of both instruments and production speak to that point. He is currently attending school and producing music in Troy, NY.
To date, Avensis has released a pre-production self-titled full-length and a full-production EP, 'Gamma Correction'.

http://avensis.bandcamp.com/

Tommygetsallthegirls ~ "The EP is great. It's great because it's not of it's technicality, and it's definitely not "brutal", but because it's what the metal genre needs more of. Metal has kind of a brand on it for being completely ruthless and brutal. While that is very enjoyable to us metal heads, it kind of gives us a closed minded perspective. The reason I enjoyed this so much is because I feel like this is something all people can enjoy. It's heavy enough and djenty enough to have your typical djenterates bobbin' there heads, while still being something that doesn't sound gruesome to those who may not be as dedicated to the genre as we are. It's a stepping stone. It's good for the metal genre. It's good for exposure. This is everything that progressive metal is supposed to be about. Progressing. As a genre. And you did a great job of it. Keep up the good work. Get your work out there. Anyone can enjoy it. I was very impressed."

Alex Delaney - everything.