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Transcendental by: To Mera List Price: £12.99 CD-Charts Price: £10.79 You Save: £2.20 (17%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0803341169623 Label: Candlelight Manufacturer: Candlelight Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Candlelight Release Date: September 11, 2006 Studio: Candlelight Sales Rank: 83140 MPN: 169 Disc 1: Related Items:
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 Rating: - Pure and refreshing Anglo/Hungarian metal!To-Mera is an Anglo/Hungarian ensemble that came into being during late 2005, comprising of ex-Extreme Noise Terror bassist Lee Barrett and Hungarian vocalist Julie Kiss (ex-Without Face). The duo met at a gig and decided that they had similar tastes in music, along with their ambitions being of the same nature, so they formed the group by setting about the task of recruiting some well school musicians to join the duo. With a number of musicians selected from different genres like, avant-garde jazz, classical music and death metal, the arduous task of recording the debut `Transcendental' was undertaken. Candlelight Records secured the deal and a number of months later `Transcendental' was released with critical approbation from the ... Read More: Rating: - Amazingly beautiful metalI first ran into To-mera at Bloodstock Indoor 2006. Bad sound balance, replacement amps in the Darwin suite and yet they were still the highlight of the weekend. Headlining at the cosy Camden Barfly in London proved to be the gig of 2006 (so far). Weeks later I still hear Julie's voice singing "Blood"... For those of you who like nice clean genres for your metal I'd put To-mera in the progressive, technical, death, gothic region of metal, though they drift very easily into jazz, classical and maybe mix in a bit of mathcore. For the rest of you readers To-mera create a storm of progressive metal made up of Lee's ex-Extreme Noise Terror bass, Hugo's classical keys, Tom's "everything including the kitchen sink" guitar ... Read More: |
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