Band: Enochian Theory
Album: Life...And All It Entails
Country: UK
Release date: March 12, 2012
Label: Anomalousz Music Records
Genre: Progressive Rock, Progressive Metal
Existed since: 2004
Review:
I dont know if its justifiable to call this metal. There are absolutely many metal elements in the music and some growling, but the softness of the music overall makes it hard to put in that genre, so maybe its easier to just mark it as progressive rock.
Besides from that this is a great album, filled with strong songs, and Ben Harris' excellent voice, filling the music with memorable vocal lines.
Among influences in the music i would certainly add Tool, 'In Times Of Silence' resembles a harder take on Marilyn Manson. Also add some symphonic and electronic elements.
Highly Recommended.
I dont know if its justifiable to call this metal. There are absolutely many metal elements in the music and some growling, but the softness of the music overall makes it hard to put in that genre, so maybe its easier to just mark it as progressive rock.
Besides from that this is a great album, filled with strong songs, and Ben Harris' excellent voice, filling the music with memorable vocal lines.
Among influences in the music i would certainly add Tool, 'In Times Of Silence' resembles a harder take on Marilyn Manson. Also add some symphonic and electronic elements.
Highly Recommended.
Album musicians:
Ben Harris-Hayes - vocals, guitars
Shaun Rayment - bass
Sam Street - drums
Shaun Rayment - bass
Sam Street - drums
Tracklist:
- Zero Is Also A Number
- This Aching Isolation
- Hz
- Non Sum Qualis Eram
- Distances
- Inversions
- Creatio Ex Nihilio
- In Times Of Silence
- For Your Glory, Great Deceiver
- Nisi Credideritis, Non Intelligetis
- The Motives Of The Machine
- Singularities
- Loves
- The Fire Around The Lotus (bonus)
Released records:
Our Lengthening Shadows (ep), 2005
A Monument To The Death Of An Idea, 2007
Evolution: Creatio Ex Nihilio, 2009
PS! The titlenames in the video are not accurate.
