WithoutEnding > WithoutEnding
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...The first time I listened it was a hard job, but in some kind of way it attracted to me to get a...
...Their music has some strong roots in US progressive metal, and really takes some time and quite...
...From the very first listen, I knew I was gonna love this disc. Although it does take four or...
Australian progressive rock band WithoutEnding delivers a debut album offering a very original interpretation of modern Progressive Metal/Rock. The album's main concept of change and consequences is conveyed through a blend of dark melodic progressive music with very dark and emotional lyrical content. The opening track "Again" is based on the idea of coming face to face with temptation and living with your consequences and sets the scene for the rest of the album. "In Transit", perhaps the most commercially accessible tracks on the album deals with the life changing aspects of moving on to a new chapter of ones life and looking at life as being a silent movie. "Analyse" and "I Still Remember" both explore the breakdown in relationships in response to major life changes. "Searching for Meaning" and "Descend" are based on a persons quest for answers and questioning people's beliefs while living/existing in artificial and predetermined surroundings. "Comfort Zone" deals with one's personal battle against their comfort zone. "Compulsion" closes the chapter opened by the opening track and tries to solve and understand ones compulsive desires.
The idea behind the last track, "The Third Day" was to express the time heels all wounds/solves all problems concept in a ballad which closes the album.
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Album tracks
- 1 - 1. Again
- 2 - 2. In Transit
- 3 - 3. Analyse
- 4 - 4. I Still Remember
- 5 - 5. Searching for Meaning
- 6 - 6. Descend
- 7 - 7. Comfort Zone
- 8 - 8. Compulsion
- 9 - 9. The Third Day