TesseracT - One

\r\nWithout exaggeration, I think it was a great luck for me to discover this group from its very first steps in the music industry, when they released the EP “Concealing Fate” just a few months ago.
\r\nTesseracT is a complicated band that produces a multidimensional and multilevel kind of music, heavy, difficult, melancholic, atmospheric and straight at your face. Their tech math prog side is in a continuous conflict with their atmospheric, dark one, and neither can “win”, creating an exceptional sound, which travels you from the music fields of Meshuggah and Mastodon and their technical perfection to the flaccid, “leisured”, black soundscapes of Pink Floyd and Tool.
\r\nThe great thing here is that TesseracT manage to create an album that has no beginning and no end in a sense, as in total it makes you feel that you are actually listening to a united and inseperated huge time wise music theme, which consists of many parts.
\r\nRaw and uncompromising Progressive Metal, that sends to another galaxy and then puts you six feet under. No doubt, I already consider “One” as one of the top album releases for the year 2011.\r\n

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\r\nNicoleta Sarantou\r\n

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\r\nAlbum line- up:
\r\nAcle Kahney - Guitar
\r\nAmos Williams - Bass
\r\nDan Tompkins - Vocals
\r\nJay Postones - Drums
\r\nJames Monteith - Guitar \r\n

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