Origin: Perth, Australia  
Genres: Progressive Metal
Page online: September 14, 2016
Last update/review: December 6, 2019

Voyager

Progressive metal remains a crowded genre after all these years, it seems there's always a newer (or older yet undiscovered) band around the corner, ready to take on the big boys. Voyager, hailing from the western reaches of Australia, is precisely such a band, as they've been active since 1999, have released a string of well-executed albums, yet they've flown under the radar for the most part. Their sound is instantly familiar yet unique in the sense that they don't ape any one band, but rather they just sound like what a modern, hi-quality melodic progressive band should sound like, from clear melodic vocals, to well-crafted accessible songs, to the requisite high musicianship (those these guys aren't particularly flashy). At this point superstardom may not be in the cards, but they've done quite well for themselves and should certainly be recommended to prog metal fans.

Current Members

Daniel Estrin

vocals/keyboards

Scott Kay

guitars

Simone Dow

guitars

Alex Canion

bass

Ashley Doodkorte

drums

Former Members/Guests

Mark De Vattimo

guitars/vocals

Chris Hanssen

guitars

Emanuel Rudnicki

guitars

Jennah Graieg

bass

Melissa Fiocco

bass

Geoff Callaghan

drums

Mark Boeijen

drums


Discography


Element V  
2003 self-released
  1. Sic Transit Gloria Mundi
  2. To the Morning Light
  3. Cosmic Armageddon Pt. I
  4. Towards Uncertainty
  5. The Eleventh Meridian
  6. This Bitter Land
  7. The Ancient Labyrinth
  8. Miseria
  9. Monument
  10. The V Element
  11. Cosmic Armageddon Pt. II
  12. Kingdoms of Control
  13. Time for Change
  14. Echoes of Old Terra
  • Daniel Estrin
  • Mark De Vattimo
  • Emanuel Rudnicki
  • Jennah Graieg
  • Geoff Callaghan


uniVers  
2007 Dockyard 1
  1. Higher Existence
  2. Deep Weeds
  3. Everwaiting
  4. Between the Sheets
  5. Sober
  6. Cross the Line
  7. Pulse 04
  8. Falling
  9. What I Need?
  10. One More Time
  11. White Shadow
  • Daniel Estrin
  • Mark De Vattimo
  • Simone Dow
  • Alex Canion
  • Melissa Fiocco
  • Mark Boeijen


I Am The reVolution  
2009 Dockyard 1
  1. Land of Lies
  2. Common Ground
  3. Lost
  4. The Devil in Me
  5. Close Your Eyes
  6. Total Existence Failure
  7. Straight to the Other Side
  8. In My Arms
  9. Times Like These
  10. On the Run from the World
  11. Without a Sigh
  12. I Am the ReVolution
  • Daniel Estrin
  • Chris Hanssen
  • Simone Dow
  • Alex Canion
  • Mark Boeijen


The Meaning Of I  
2011 Sensory
  1. Momentary Relapse of Pain
  2. Stare Into the Night
  3. Seize the Day
  4. Broken
  5. The Pensive Disarray
  6. He Will Remain
  7. The Meaning of I
  8. Iron Dream (In Memoriam: Peter Steele)
  9. Feuer Meiner Zeit
  10. Fire of the Times
  11. She Takes Me (Into the Morning Light)
  12. It's Time to Know
  13. Are You Shaded?
  • Daniel Estrin
  • Scott Kay
  • Simone Dow
  • Alex Canion
  • Mark Boeijen


V  
2014 independent
  1. Hyperventilating
  2. Breaking Down
  3. A Beautiful Mistake
  4. Fortune Favours the Blind
  5. You the Shallow
  6. Embrace the Limitless
  7. Orpheus
  8. The Domination Game
  9. Peacekeeper
  10. It's a Wonder
  11. The Morning Light
  12. Summers Always Come Again
  13. Seasons of Age
  • Daniel Estrin
  • Scott Kay
  • Simone Dow
  • Alex Canion
  • Ashley Doodkorte


Ghost Mile  
2017 independent
  1. Ascension
  2. Misery Is Only Company
  3. Lifeline
  4. The Fragile Serene
  5. To the Riverside
  6. Ghost Mile
  7. What a Wonderful Day
  8. Disconnected
  9. This Gentle Earth (1981)
  10. As the City Takes the Night
  • Daniel Estrin
  • Scott Kay
  • Simone Dow
  • Alex Canion
  • Ashley Doodkorte


Colours In The Sun  
2019 Season Of Mist
  1. Colours
  2. Severomance
  3. Brightstar
  4. Saccharine Dream
  5. Entropy
  6. Reconnected
  7. Now or Never
  8. Sign of the Times
  9. Water Over the Bridge
  10. Runaway
  • Daniel Estrin
  • Scott Kay
  • Simone Dow
  • Alex Canion
  • Ashley Doodkorte



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