*Artist: Seventhsign
*Album: Perpetual Destiny
*Year: 1996
*Genre: Progressive Metal
*Country: United States
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 153MB
Tracklist:
1. Aurora 05:13
2. Losing You 03:36
3. Red Sea 05:56
4. Cut 04:19
5. Beholder 08:31
6. Darkheart 04:26
7. Hollowpoint 04:15
8. Existence 05:22
9. Tearing Away 04:30
10. Biocide 07:09
11. Tear 06:03
12. Liquified (bonus) 03:52
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Total playing time: 1:03:12
Extended info
+SCANS
Gregory Analla - Vocals (Slavior, No Mercy, Rob Rock)
Dan Rivera - Guitars
Richard Nance - Drums
Rich "Rev" Evans - Bass
'Perpetualdestiny' was originally released through the Japanese Alfa label in 1994. But in 1996 InsideOut and SPV reissued it for an American and European release. I have this version of the CD, which comes with a bonus track.
Like a Combination of Queensryche, Fates Warning, Dream theater, Judas Priest.
SevenThsign is a progressive metal band. And with that term comes the inevitable Dream Theater comparisons. Now I usually never agree when a band is automatically liked to Dream Theater, just because hey belong to the same musical genre. However, when it comes to SevenThsigh, is is all so true. I'm not a musician, so I won't comment too much on musical skills of SevenThsign vs. Dream Theater. But both bands are easily compared, that is for sure. Gregg Analla has the same smooth, high pitched voice as James LaBrie.
Gregory Analla - Vocals (Slavior, No Mercy, Rob Rock)
Dan Rivera - Guitars
Richard Nance - Drums
Rich "Rev" Evans - Bass
'Perpetualdestiny' was originally released through the Japanese Alfa label in 1994. But in 1996 InsideOut and SPV reissued it for an American and European release. I have this version of the CD, which comes with a bonus track.
Like a Combination of Queensryche, Fates Warning, Dream theater, Judas Priest.
SevenThsign is a progressive metal band. And with that term comes the inevitable Dream Theater comparisons. Now I usually never agree when a band is automatically liked to Dream Theater, just because hey belong to the same musical genre. However, when it comes to SevenThsigh, is is all so true. I'm not a musician, so I won't comment too much on musical skills of SevenThsign vs. Dream Theater. But both bands are easily compared, that is for sure. Gregg Analla has the same smooth, high pitched voice as James LaBrie.
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