TesseracT‘s next album “Altered State” will reportedly consist of a sole song that is nearly an hour in length. The track will apparently be broken into four separate movements. Expect more details soon.
Gonna do so many filthy things with this CD. Like listen to it for bubble bath time.
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I’m so down. Their first cd was decent, nothing spectacular, but I’m anxious to hear where they go with this.
One Song? AIN’T NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT!
One song? I guess I’ll still check it out
Well this solves the whole “kids these days never listen to the entire album” issue.
Fuckin awesome. This will be killer. This band isnt cut out for 4-minute songs. Let’s keep it Rush “2112″-style, not the album but the song.
Hopefully, they release an instrumental version. These great musicians somehow can’t hear the vocals; It’s like they just let anyone step in and sing for them. What I would really enjoy is another Fellsilent album, but we all know that will never happen.
Nothing new, Check out Crimson by Edge of sanity.
Also Light of Day, Day of Darkness by Green Carnation.
Also: Catch Thirty-Three by Meshuggah (which considering it’s TesseracT is probably what it will be most like)
Frederick’s Sol Niger Within.
Also this epic 10 hour hit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI_Pl5GJOsY
So will I be able to purchase the one song for $1.29 on iTunes?
Considering the last full length album consisted of 11 songs that were essentially the same reoccuring riff, I guess this works in their favor. Are they labeling the singer on this album as a guest Vocalist? They don’t seem to have too good of a track record
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