Atsphear - Biography
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Biography
Atsphear astonishes us again with their brand new release "Redshift"; a concept album that continues the path made of powerful metal riffs and precious melodies that they began with "New Line System" in 2005 (Zero Records) and "Children of the Fields" in 2010.
"Redshift" tells us of the vastness of the universe and the smallness of man compared to this. Talks about the dubious luck of a few who have managed to break the barriers and limitations of manof man and were able to catch a glimpse of what some call the truth, or, absolute knowledge.
Inspired by great works of science-fiction writers like Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke or Ray Bradbury, the concept of "Redshift" uses the framework of infinite space and physics as a scenario where the main characters express, with the limitations due to their senses, real doubts and feelings of philosophical and metaphysical status. What does it mean to be human? Where is the boundary between reality and what we perceive as real?And above all ...
Should we exceed that limit?
After more than ten years of career behind them, Atsphear comes back generating buzz. Since the release, in 2010, of their second album "Children of the Fields", they have spent two years writing, recording, producing and shaping every detail of this "Redshift".
The musical and vocal growth is evident in this third album, as is customary in Atsphear, they mix contemporary metal riffs and melodies inspired by the multiple musical influences of the band. '70s classic rock, 80's heavy metal and modern metal come together to converge in the recognizable style that characterizes them. Powerful music, acoustic evocative passages, guitar solos and duels, breathtaking voice melodies, keyboard and electronic music arrangements, progressive developments ...
All this and much more is what you will find in "Redshift".
"Redshift" tells us of the vastness of the universe and the smallness of man compared to this. Talks about the dubious luck of a few who have managed to break the barriers and limitations of manof man and were able to catch a glimpse of what some call the truth, or, absolute knowledge.
Inspired by great works of science-fiction writers like Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke or Ray Bradbury, the concept of "Redshift" uses the framework of infinite space and physics as a scenario where the main characters express, with the limitations due to their senses, real doubts and feelings of philosophical and metaphysical status. What does it mean to be human? Where is the boundary between reality and what we perceive as real?And above all ...
Should we exceed that limit?
After more than ten years of career behind them, Atsphear comes back generating buzz. Since the release, in 2010, of their second album "Children of the Fields", they have spent two years writing, recording, producing and shaping every detail of this "Redshift".
The musical and vocal growth is evident in this third album, as is customary in Atsphear, they mix contemporary metal riffs and melodies inspired by the multiple musical influences of the band. '70s classic rock, 80's heavy metal and modern metal come together to converge in the recognizable style that characterizes them. Powerful music, acoustic evocative passages, guitar solos and duels, breathtaking voice melodies, keyboard and electronic music arrangements, progressive developments ...
All this and much more is what you will find in "Redshift".