Profusion > RewoToweR
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Second album from Profusion is an interesting journey despite the fact that after couple of tracks...
With the huge amount of progressive metal releases that still roll out week after week, I'm at the...
"Ghost House" opens the record with a catchy riffs, addictive syncopation, and aggressive vocals....
Profusion's sound is quite melodic and easily accessible, but also complex and challenging enough...
A spiral of genres, tones and rhythms, melted and tangled together, builds an original message which deals with the musical flexibility and research of Profusion.
"RewoToweR", the second album by Profusion, is conceived as a path that guides the listener into a tower.
Each song reveals a new plan, a new step that allows you to reach the top.
There are many languages that lead the climb: rock, metal, fusion, pop, acoustic-tango. Each floor is a different dimension from the previous, but never isolated.
Just as you can look at the title letters in both directions, the tower is also an ascent and descent together, until it gets to be a maze.
The “RewoToweR” building is not like a “Babel of different languages” but the attempt to speak, through experimentation, a new and modern language.
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Album tracks
- 1 - Ghost House
- 2 - Taste Of Colours - Part 1
- 3 - Taste Of Colours - Part 2
- 4 - Treasure Island
- 5 - So Close But Alone
- 6 - Tkeshi
- 7 - Chuta Chani
- 8 - The Tower - Part 1
- 9 - The Tower - Part 2
- 10 - Turned to Gold
- 11 - Dedalus Falling