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ARTIST: Tangent Plane TITLE: Project Elimi LABEL: 7Hard GENRE: Progressive Rock BITRATE: 267kbps avg PLAYTIME: 1h 16min total RELEASE DATE: 2011-00-00 RIP DATE: 2011-05-31 Track List: 1. One Month In Real-Time 7:44 2. One With The Lies 5:23 3. Ice Age 7:03 4. Borrow Me Your Dullness 9:40 5. Do You Live 4:47 6. Deadborn 9:47 7. One Moment And The Murder 9:24 After 8. Project Elimi 22:20 Progressive metal heads, TANGENT PLANE, have unleashed their second album, æProject ElimniÆ, and it trumps their debut. For those who hoped to see these guys go the more epic route, they got their wish. æProjectÆ is epic with some pretty decent guitar melodies, piano/ keyboard moments and overall that uplifting feeling that heavy metal gave listeners while hearing it. Tracks like æOne Month In Real TimeÆ is heavily symphonic with a backing choir and just a frantic tone to the guitars along with the keyboards which also seem like they have a æsci-fiÆ tone to them near the end. Others such as æDeadbornÆ trudge along in a more dramatic, symphonic fashion where the backing choirs are more prevalent, switching from uplifting to depressing music. æOne MomentàÆ has some pretty psychedelic keyboards to begin with and then launches into a guitar solo which makes for a very hectic and wild track with the vocalist seeming like he has a split personality, much like how a song from ARCTURUS would feel. It is very progressive and wild at the same time but doesnÆt feel too random or unnerving. The title track is the giant 20 minute epic for the band, and a real step in progressive metalÆs direction to try and live up to the storytelling power of DREAM THEATER. Of course, this song doesnÆt really do that kind of justice, but it is still an enticing attempt to hear TANGENT PLANE just power through without being too repetitive, although their music is mostly guitar and riff based without much variation overall save for when the keyboards switch from sounding like ambient instruments to a full on piano. On the downside, the vocals are what make or break this band, as most vocalists do. With TANGENT PLANE, the vocalist tends to sound a bit too wavering, like VINTERSORG sometimes, but he doesnÆt use his voice to the right effect for the music. Instead of being smooth and energetic, it sounds like heÆs singing while driving over train tracks. It throws his pitch off. On the first track, his voice suddenly changes to a deeper, almost robotic tone near the end which suits him well- think of it in the way that Aaron from MY DYING BRIDE tends to go on about his wailing and then suddenly will change into this dark, spoken word prophet of doom and listeners will go ôDamn, thatÆs awesomeàö ItÆs the same effect here. Sadly, it isnÆt used enough. That being said, his voice isnÆt terrible, but sometimes it just seems like he is trying too hard to get into the music and it makes everything seem cheesier than it needs to be. Fans who want to get into æProject ElimniÆ will most likely want to do it for the music, rather than the voice, but at the same time with each going hand in hand, it makes it difficult to separate the two during the listening experience altogether. This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
ARTIST: Tangent Plane TITLE: Project Elimi LABEL: 7Hard GENRE: Progressive Rock BITRATE: 267kbps avg PLAYTIME: 1h 16min total RELEASE DATE: 2011-00-00 RIP DATE: 2011-05-31 Track List: 1. One Month In Real-Time 7:44 2. One With The Lies 5:23 3. Ice Age 7:03 4. Borrow Me Your Dullness 9:40 5. Do You Live 4:47 6. Deadborn 9:47 7. One Moment And The Murder 9:24 After 8. Project Elimi 22:20 Progressive metal heads, TANGENT PLANE, have unleashed their second album, Project Elimni, and it trumps their debut. For those who hoped to see these guys go the more epic route, they got their wish. Project is epic with some pretty decent guitar melodies, piano/ keyboard moments and overall that uplifting feeling that heavy metal gave listeners while hearing it. Tracks like One Month In Real Time is heavily symphonic with a backing choir and just a frantic tone to the guitars along with the keyboards which also seem like they have a sci-fi tone to them near the end. Others such as Deadborn trudge along in a more dramatic, symphonic fashion where the backing choirs are more prevalent, switching from uplifting to depressing music. One Moment has some pretty psychedelic keyboards to begin with and then launches into a guitar solo which makes for a very hectic and wild track with the vocalist seeming like he has a split personality, much like how a song from ARCTURUS would feel. It is very progressive and wild at the same time but doesnt feel too random or unnerving. The title track is the giant 20 minute epic for the band, and a real step in progressive metals direction to try and live up to the storytelling power of DREAM THEATER. Of course, this song doesnt really do that kind of justice, but it is still an enticing attempt to hear TANGENT PLANE just power through without being too repetitive, although their music is mostly guitar and riff based without much variation overall save for when the keyboards switch from sounding like ambient instruments to a full on piano. On the downside, the vocals are what make or break this band, as most vocalists do. With TANGENT PLANE, the vocalist tends to sound a bit too wavering, like VINTERSORG sometimes, but he doesnt use his voice to the right effect for the music. Instead of being smooth and energetic, it sounds like hes singing while driving over train tracks. It throws his pitch off. On the first track, his voice suddenly changes to a deeper, almost robotic tone near the end which suits him well- think of it in the way that Aaron from MY DYING BRIDE tends to go on about his wailing and then suddenly will change into this dark, spoken word prophet of doom and listeners will go Damn, thats awesome Its the same effect here. Sadly, it isnt used enough. That being said, his voice isnt terrible, but sometimes it just seems like he is trying too hard to get into the music and it makes everything seem cheesier than it needs to be. Fans who want to get into Project Elimni will most likely want to do it for the music, rather than the voice, but at the same time with each going hand in hand, it makes it difficult to separate the two during the listening experience altogether. This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
