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 Regeneration - Ascension Theory
 Regeneration - Ascension Theory ... Pieces3 Eridani 4 Speaker 5 Lovers 6 Sleepers (One Flys Away) 7 Enemies 8 Reflection 9 Regeneration Newest Review: ... synthetic nature but which make the whole thing a little lifeless as a result. Becker's keyboards go overboard on the space ... more ... effects at the onset, which sets the album up to be a bombastic space opera in the style of Ayreon before things calm down significantly and we're instead left with a pleasant, if unremarkable collection of soft prog metal songs. The band's lighter side comes to the fore in the second half, with songs like 'Lovers' and 'Pieces' essentially being piano ballads, the former featuring a guest female singer, but it's all handled tastefully rather than cheesily, and ends up sounding like a less inspired Threshold. Ozug's sin...more |
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Release Date: 2004 - 08 - 10, Audio CD, JFK Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Regeneration - Ascension Theory: In a Child's Imagination's Eye (346 words)
by - written on 29/01/08 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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'Regeneration' is a strong debut from American prog metal band Ascension Theory, and anyone approaching the band for the first time should have some idea what to expect thanks to the sci-fi album art reminiscent of Oratory. Led by Tim Becker's keyboards and Leon Ozug's guitar and vocals, I was surprised to learn afterwards that this two-man operation relied on programmed bass and drums, neither of which are audible enough to draw attention to their synthetic nature but which make the whole thing a little lifeless as a result. Becker's keyboards go overboard on the space effects at the onset, which sets the album up to be a bombastic space opera in the style of ... Read the complete review
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