Year : 2017
Style : Progressive Metal
Country : Sweden
Audio : 320 kbps + front + Video
Size : 137 mb
Bio:
"Falling Home" inspired presents and intense acoustic versions of favorites from the Pain Of Salvation repertoire, two cover versions ("Holy Diver" / Dio, "Perfect Day" / Lou Reed) and the brand new (cover) song "Falling Home".Et al Available as a limited edition CD digipak with enhanced booklet and 2 bonus tracks.After their successful acoustic sets in the years 2012/13 Pain Of Salvation will support this album in Europe with an acoustic tour.Since 1997, Pain Of Salvation have released eight studio albums and thus strengthened its reputation as an outstanding creative minds across the scene. But while the studio works mostly based on sophisticated concepts, Pain Of Salvation bracketed the simple, spontaneous music-making of never. Thus "Falling Home" is a valuable successor of the 2004 live album "12: 5" and originated from the chance in 2012 to play an acoustic show in Germany.During her long career, Pain Of Salvation have the term "epic" is defined again and again and explored different levels of complexity or bombast. On "Falling Home" the basic, pure approach is the central renewal and impressively shows that the band on entschlackte way, "can be epic."
Album:
Legendary Swedish progressive metal band Pain Of Salvation is preparing to release their long-awaited new album, “In The Passing Light Of Day”, for InsideOutMusic on January 13, 2017. Returning to their much praised heavier sound, Pain Of Salvation is once again poised to shake the progressive world to its core with their syncopated rhythms, glorious melodies and intensely personal themes. Certainly, the question on the minds of thousands of fans right now is whether Pain Of Salvation can continue to uphold their reputation as innovators and trailblazers in some of the most unique music ever composed, and in the face of obstacles that would have broken most bands along the way. Pain of Salvation has been different from its inception. “I wanted a name that meant something, a name that was more than a cool expression. For me, Pain Of Salvation has the meaning of balance.” Daniel Gildenlöw’s words strike true for more than just the name of this renowned progressive metal band. Pain Of Salvation has always been about more than just music, more than just the pleasure of the beat and groove. Their music has always been more about raw human experiences, riveting tumultuous stories and shades of good and evil.These things are cloaked in dark, progressive polyrhythms and challenging syncopations, brilliantly darkened keys, percussive muscle and conceptual album structures. The band has a sound that is completely and uniquely their own, a recipe that is recognizable from the very first note: a big serving of enigmatic metal, a side of alternative, a dash or two of progressive rock and lyrics that will rip your heart from your chest. Established in 1984 by the only remaining original member, Daniel Gildenlöw (lead vocals, lead guitar), Pain Of Salvation is known far and wide as one of the most vital bands in the resurgence of progressive music. Boasting incredible musicianship, a wide variety of influences and a darkly poetic approach, Pain Of Salvation has a reputation for being unpredictable, outside the box and willing to experiment with styles and possibly even the hearts of fans. Having gone through some line-up changes through the years, for the past 4 years the band consists of Ragnar Zolberg (lead guitar, lead vocals), Léo Margarit (drums, vocals), Daniel Karlsson (keyboards, vocals) and Gustaf Hielm (bass, vocals). Each and every release from the band has followed the same philosophy as their name: philosophical balance and gut-wrenching human experience. The band’s first studio album, “Entropia”, was released in 1997 to the perked ears of many, but sophomore album “One Hour By The Concrete Lake” in 1998 was the record that really garnered the attention of the progressive metal community. This is the album that sparked the relationship between Pain Of Salvation and InsideOutMusic, culminating in the band’s first direct release with the label in 2000, “The Perfect Element, Part 1”. The band is still with InsideOutMusic to this day.
Line-Up:
Ragnar Zolberg - acoustic guitars, vocals
Léo Margarit - drums, vocals
Daniel D2 Karlsson - rhodes, organs, vocals
Gustaf Hielm - acoustic basses, upright bass, vocals
Tracklist:
01. On A Tuesday
02. Tongue Of God
03. Meaningless
04. Silent Gold
05. Full Throttle Tribe
06. Reasons
07. Angels Of Broken Things
08. The Taming Of A Beast
09. If This Is The End
10. The Passing Light Of Day
+ Video "Reasons" (Official Video)
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