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Many Arms – Many Arms (2012)

Many Arms have written upon the wall of the progressive indie rock scene with a bold stroke. Equally indebted to Ornette Coleman, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and latter-day Black Flag, the band’s jagged songs hit hard and hit often while remaining willing to take a turn towards the pretty or the weird when occasionally inclined. Sophisticated and unpredictable, Many Arms creates music that will unite both rockers and music nerds.

THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF – EVOLUTION (EP) 2012

Band The Commander-In-Chief
Info: Evolution (EP)
Years: 2012
Style: Heavy Metal / Hard Rock (Female Vocal)
Info: UK (London)
Info: MP3 VBR 200 Kbps Joint Stereo LAME 3.96
Info: 28.43 Mb

22-year-old Norwegian seven-string guitarist/singer/songwriter The Commander-In-Chief will release her debut EP, “Evolution”, digitally on February 15 via Commander Records/The Commander-In-Chief Ltd.The effort was produced by Sterling Winfield (PANTERA, HATEBREED,HELLYEAH), who previously mixed The Commander-In-Chiefs’ “brutal, adrenalin-fueled” cover version of the BLACK SABBATH classic”Paranoid” (audio stream avialable in YouTube clip below).

According to a press release, “the recording process of the EP was very different from what normally happens in studio these days, so Sterling Winfield made a statement about it.

Vanisher – Unbound (2012)

Well everyone it has been a long time coming but we are proud to announce that UNBOUND will be dropping July 31st.

This album serves as a milestone in this bands career and is very important to us and the people that made it happen mean even more. So as a showing of our gratitude we give you the power to spend whatever you want on this digital release. Pay nothing or be generous, whichever you decide, we just want this music our there and in your hands.

Pete Lesperance (Harem Scarem) – Fade Into Stars (2012)

Multi-faceted musician, songwriter & producer, PETE LESPERANCE is best known as guitarist and half of the songwriting force behind international recording group Harem Scarem.
Pete’s first solo album ‘Down In It’ was released in 2004 and then re-released as a band album under the monicker Fair Ground two years later (with a slightly different songlist).
Now, while producing other bands and contributing to numerous artists as stellar guest, Lesperance releases his 2nd solo “Fade Into Stars”.
This is a ‘songwriter’ album, organic and integral, based of Pete’s guitar playing and his sweet and warm vocals.
It has his trademark sound on the uptempo tracks, while some acoustic and relaxed tunes showcases the man’s more personal side.

Fans waiting for a Harem Scarem reunion (at the moment, disbanded) will be pleased to listen some songs in the vein of the band’s last works, and also contibutions by the Harem crew as Creighton Doane (who plays most the drums and percussion), Barry Donaghy and of course Harry Hess, not only singing but also engineering and mastering.

Psychema – The Entry Point (2012)

The Finns PSYCHEMA place this year with “The entry point”, in front after an EP in 2008, their official debut album. According to the information flyer plays progressive metal quintet. Well, if the word progressive increases in the original sense, is not it in a certain way. Stylistically, the limited band around singer / guitarist Tomi Kavala, anyway. However, they are not as brave as you could wish for good.

PSYCHEMA feel both the death metal and gothic metal and – as mentioned above – progressive metal attached. With the progressive element in the music of PSYCHEMA based not so much on Frickel passages, but rather by the combination of these ingredients. This is a risky business, and overall, the Finns are to do any bad way. As so often, it is sick but in the implementation of those objectives. “The entry point” does not sound really intended to end. One can see that the band made their mind works and has tried to implement it. This results in song fragments that promote the potential of PSYCHEMA well to light. On the other hand, there is far too much kitsch, as heard in “antiparticle”. Overall, the proportion of kitsch is the debut album by the Finns simply too high. That was the mid-nineties, when the Gothic genre just experienced its high point, even annoying, but somehow it was. Today, one can elicit such sounds with at most dreamy teen Goths delight from the cellar and.

Innerspace – The Village (2012)

01. Intro
02. Land of Hope
03. Wild Flower
04. Mister Mayor
05. Old Wreck
06. Slippery Case – Part I
07. Slippery Case – Part II
08. Jack
09. On a Ride
10. Land of Reason