Vitruvius: Female-Fronted Prog Metal (Mexico)

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"At the end of 2006 Oskar Villarreal (guitar) and Tonio Tejeda, met Armando "Bjorn" Thamez (bass) when Uriel Salinas (kb) wanted to reunite members for a band called Erógena. They started auditioning singers and Dulce Robles was selected from a group of excellent singers. Immediately they started composing some music and basic structures for the songs at Oskar’s home studio. By the end of March 2007, Dulce started writing lyrics for the songs, including all the ideas the band had. Erógena was left behind and Vitruvius was born. When the songs were ready to be played on stage, they started accepting invitations to play in small local festivals. Vitruvius recorded their first album during 2008 and 2009. Lucas Espinoza (keyboard) colaborated in the song 'Somewhere'."
Vitruvius are:
Dulce Robles - Vocals
Oskar Villarreal - Guitars
Ronnie Rodriguez - Drums
Armando Thamez - Bass
Guest musicians:
Lucas Espinoza - Keyboards
Vitruvius's debut album was released on Feb 25th 2011 by Dust On The Tracks records, and you can listen to a medley here.
http://www.myspace.com/vitruviusband (includes bio)
http://www.facebook.com/vitruviusband
http://www.reverbnation.com/vitruviusband
http://www.vitruvius.co.nr/
Vitruvius - Vitruvius (February 25, 2011)

1. Stealing a Tear From the Rain (7:02)
2. Inner Space (6:39)
3. Somewhere (4:57)
4. Memories (5:58)
5. Alchemist (7:19)
6. Shade My Sight (6:10)
7. Lost Perception (4:26)
8. Stain in the Moon (6:00)
9. Black Sphere Pt. I (2:29)
10. Black Sphere Pt. II (6:24)

That's the whole darn album   ...reminds me of 'Stream Of  Passion', with Marcela Bovio out front, a bit.

See what you think...  

Edited by yam yam - February 06 2012 at 14:36

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yam yam Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Crossover Team Joined: June 16 2011 Location: Kerberos Status: Offline Points: 7094	Topic: Vitruvius: Female-Fronted Prog Metal (Mexico) Posted: February 06 2012 at 14:30
	"At the end of 2006 Oskar Villarreal (guitar) and Tonio Tejeda, met Armando "Bjorn" Thamez (bass) when Uriel Salinas (kb) wanted to reunite members for a band called Erógena. They started auditioning singers and Dulce Robles was selected from a group of excellent singers. Immediately they started composing some music and basic structures for the songs at Oskar’s home studio. By the end of March 2007, Dulce started writing lyrics for the songs, including all the ideas the band had. Erógena was left behind and Vitruvius was born. When the songs were ready to be played on stage, they started accepting invitations to play in small local festivals. Vitruvius recorded their first album during 2008 and 2009. Lucas Espinoza (keyboard) colaborated in the song 'Somewhere'." Vitruvius are: Dulce Robles - Vocals Oskar Villarreal - Guitars Ronnie Rodriguez - Drums Armando Thamez - Bass Guest musicians: Lucas Espinoza - Keyboards Vitruvius's debut album was released on Feb 25th 2011 by Dust On The Tracks records, and you can listen to a medley here. http://www.myspace.com/vitruviusband (includes bio) http://www.facebook.com/vitruviusband http://www.reverbnation.com/vitruviusband http://www.vitruvius.co.nr/ Vitruvius - Vitruvius (February 25, 2011) 1. Stealing a Tear From the Rain (7:02) 2. Inner Space (6:39) 3. Somewhere (4:57) 4. Memories (5:58) 5. Alchemist (7:19) 6. Shade My Sight (6:10) 7. Lost Perception (4:26) 8. Stain in the Moon (6:00) 9. Black Sphere Pt. I (2:29) 10. Black Sphere Pt. II (6:24) That's the whole darn album ...reminds me of 'Stream Of Passion', with Marcela Bovio out front, a bit. See what you think... Edited by yam yam - February 06 2012 at 14:36

Andy Webb Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Retired Admin Joined: June 04 2010 Location: Terria Status: Offline Points: 13298	Posted: February 12 2012 at 13:10
	Sounds like the Chilean metal band Matraz at some points. Good stuff. I'll alert the PMT.