TAWA SARIRA

The sound of this band, it's especially difficult to locate for me. If you look at ProgArchives, there call him as progressive metal, but although there are moments with close to metal rhythm guitars, for nothing is their overall sound. For this reason, most symphonic, neoprogressive, eclectic, psichedelic / spacerock or crossover bands of today, should also be classified as progressive metal. The overall sound would define it as dye symphonic rock, with large variation between rhythmic and melodic moments and forays into other styles. Instrumentally they have a very good talent, but their vocal level is excellent. Marcelo's voice is versatile, able to move from pure melody to rock strength, almost without realizing it. The chorus of other musicians is also excellent, appear when must do it, and highlight the beauty of this album. Excellent work, not to be missed (5/5).