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Springfield, Virginia, USA |
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Progressive Metal |
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Page online:
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March 12, 2007
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Last update/review:
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February 20, 2010
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Ephemeral Sun
Ephemeral Sun is essentially the continuation of
Rain Fell Within,
a once-promising gothic metal act that
unfortunately broke up for personal reasons after
two albums.
After recording a demo/EP in 2003,
the band presented
Broken Door a year later.
This isn't miles from the older Rain From Within
material, but it's decidedly more in the
progressive rock/metal realm, exploring several
musical styles while remaining cohesive.
As with RFW, classiness and maturity are
keys here, as this is a band with ideas and
passion.
Not the heaviest band of all time, but a sure bet
for prog rock fans.
Six years after their debut, they returned with an all-instrumental
album,
Harvest Aorta.
Discography
Broken Door
2004
self-released
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- Discovery
- Hands of Fire
- A Blanket of Darkness
- Fall Betrays the Earth ...
- ... Winter has no Mercy
- Broken Door
- Walking with Frightened Angels
- The Dance
- Interlude
- Rats
- Approaching Acheron
- A Song for Twilight
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Laurie Ann Haus
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Brian O'Neill
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Charles Gore
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John Battema
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Tim Miller
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Harvest Aorta
2010
self-released
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- Springsong
- Prism
- Memoirs
- Harvest Aorta
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Brian O'Neill
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Charles Gore
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John Battema
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Tim Miller
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