Amogh Symphony - Vectorscan
Tracklist
01. Desolate02. Junaki, Osinaki. Dhumuha, Saki
03. Consume Ectoplasm Before It Runs, Resume Chakras Because It Burns
04. Bliss Of The Weak, Strength To The Peak, Teach For Humble, Soil Will Rumble
05. We Are Here, They Are Here, Sector Of Nectar, Feeding Vector
06. 1289, Voyeur Will Shine, Fight For Distinction, Evolution Is Mine
07. Osir
08. Mayamohey Bhora, Aey Dhorat
09. Tongue Of Fire, Burning Wings, Torment Dormant, Breaking Black Rings/Karna From 12 A.M. Till Sunset
10. Weather Report, Shortening Of Days, Change Their Minds, Clash Of Rays
11. Maatir Manuh Ami, Maatirey Jibon, Matirey Gao Joyogaan
12. Onamika
Line-up
Andrey Sazonov - Keyboards, Piano, Synth/8 bit synth, Guitar with Bow, Guqin Guitar Hybrid, Hangs, Saxophone, Harmonica, Violin, Accordion, Tribal vocals and Soundscape programming PLUS Lots of engineering.
Jim Richman - Drums, Percussion. PLUS Lots of engineering and Audio Mastering.
Vishal J. Singh - Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Santoor-Guitar hybrid, Electric Bass, Guitar Synth, Orchestral String programming via Synth Guitar, Hawaiin and Slide guitar, Microtonal guitar, 8 bit guitar, Soundscape programming, Synth and Electric Piano. PLUS Lots of engineering.
Shankar Das - Microtonal Trumpet
Kasturi Singh (Vishal J Singh's mother) - Vocals
Lyrics written by Vishal J. Singh's belated Grandma Songwriter/Pianist/Hawaain Guitarist/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist Late Labanya Prabha Nath in 1941 taken from her book of songs. -
Youri Raymond(Unhuman, ex Cryptopsy) - Baritone Chants(Vocals). Recorded by Mathieu Marcotte (Augury, Humanoid).
Goregaon Detuned/Microtonal Brass Orchestra - Live recorded by Venkat Iyer. Conducted and Arranged by Vishal J.Singh
Nikhil Nandakumar - Microtonal harmony Carnatic Violin (recorded by Ariel Samson of Paradigm Shift)
Cicada Chorus Rhythm section from the woods of Virginia(FOLEY) - Recorded by Jim Richman. Engineered later to Soundscape and loop by Vishal J.Singh. Additional FOLEY/ambience recorded by Andy Nesbitt.
Manas Chowdhary (Guest bass appearance in "Weather report)) - Microtonal/Fretless Bass, Electric bass
Andrey Sazonov - Keyboards, Piano, Synth/8 bit synth, Guitar with Bow, Guqin Guitar Hybrid, Hangs, Saxophone, Harmonica, Violin, Accordion, Tribal vocals and Soundscape programming PLUS Lots of engineering.
Jim Richman - Drums, Percussion. PLUS Lots of engineering and Audio Mastering.
Vishal J. Singh - Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Santoor-Guitar hybrid, Electric Bass, Guitar Synth, Orchestral String programming via Synth Guitar, Hawaiin and Slide guitar, Microtonal guitar, 8 bit guitar, Soundscape programming, Synth and Electric Piano. PLUS Lots of engineering.
Shankar Das - Microtonal Trumpet
Kasturi Singh (Vishal J Singh's mother) - Vocals
Lyrics written by Vishal J. Singh's belated Grandma Songwriter/Pianist/Hawaain Guitarist/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist Late Labanya Prabha Nath in 1941 taken from her book of songs. -
Youri Raymond(Unhuman, ex Cryptopsy) - Baritone Chants(Vocals). Recorded by Mathieu Marcotte (Augury, Humanoid).
Goregaon Detuned/Microtonal Brass Orchestra - Live recorded by Venkat Iyer. Conducted and Arranged by Vishal J.Singh
Nikhil Nandakumar - Microtonal harmony Carnatic Violin (recorded by Ariel Samson of Paradigm Shift)
Cicada Chorus Rhythm section from the woods of Virginia(FOLEY) - Recorded by Jim Richman. Engineered later to Soundscape and loop by Vishal J.Singh. Additional FOLEY/ambience recorded by Andy Nesbitt.
Manas Chowdhary (Guest bass appearance in "Weather report)) - Microtonal/Fretless Bass, Electric bass
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Posts: 1  I was expecting something like animals as leaders and dream theater because that's what most bands mean when they talk about new sound and shit. This is beyond incredible. Wow!! Didn't really get their new sound at first playthrough but now i have started liking it. Vishal J.Singh is a fantastic musician with a futuristic vision. Vectorscan cannot be everyone's cup of tea. This is waaaaayyyyy tooo unfit and misfit for the current progressive metal sound.
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