The Road Less Travelled out now!
The new Triosphere album is now available in stores worldwide. All the reviews so far has been remarkable, and “The Road Less Travelled” has received [...]
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Triosphere – “The Road Less Travelled”
Triosphere - The Road Less Travelled (AFM Records, 2010)
Tracklist:
- Ignition
- Driven
- Human Condition
- Death of Jane Doe
- Marionette
- The Road Less Travelled
- The Anger and the Silent Remorse
- Watcher
- Twenty One
- Worlds Apart
- The Last Haven
- Echoes
Lyrics
Read all the lyrics from “The Road Less Travelled” on this page.
Credits
All Music by Marius Silver Bergesen
Lyrics and vocal melodies by Ida Haukland
Recorded at Trondheim Lydstudio June – August 2009
Drums and bass engineered by Thomas Breivik & Rune Røstby
Guitars engineered by Ida Haukland
Mixed and mastered by Tommy Hansen at Jailhouse Studio
Produced by Marius Silver Bergesen and Ida Haukland
Album reviews (excerpts)
Arguably one of the best metal albums of the year
-Metal Forge
Their debut Onwards was a moderately interesting affair, but The Road Less Travelled simply clobbers it, and I would be quite surprised if the band did not garner a raving international success based off its many merits.
-From the Dust Returned
“The Road Less Travelled” is a majestically, glorious and powerfully melodic sophomore effort from Triosphere
-Femme Metal
Triosphere have arrived and have grabbed the metal world by its balls. ‘The Road Less Travelled’ is their opus and (in my opinion), this release is definitely one of the best for 2010 and I shouldn’t be alone with that assumption. Everyone remember this name: Triosphere!
-The Metal Archives
Delightful on so many levels, Triosphere’s latest deserves a place among 2010’s best albums. It’s timeless…and beautiful.
-Infernal Scream
So the essentials are bulletproof chops, songwriting skill, and imagination. All three combined equals a perfect score. Triosphere: Beyond Recommended.
-DangerDog
From moments of introspective rock music to all-out speedy riffing, Triosphere washes clean the stigma of the progressive movement being an overused hype for the modern bands of lackluster design. The map is expanding, people, and these four Norse-folk are forging the way forward. The machine here is one fine-oiled mechanism that will impress even the most trepidation-riddled fan among us.
-Metal Psalter
For a full list of reviews, see the links page.
