INVISIBLE SCOPE

In Morpheus' Arms

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4.87 | 4 ratings | 1 reviews | 50% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2014

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Lal (8:18)
2. Void (6:51)
3. Autumn (3:51)
4. Bleak (8:40)
5. Oculus Mundi (4:55)
6. Eridu (5:10)
7. Radiant (10:32)
8. Listen to Whisperers (8:20)
9. Omega (5:40)
10. Drops (9:55)

Total Time 72:12

Line-up / Musicians

- Mira Kohli / Vocals
- Sascha Gutkowski / Guitars
- Karsten Mroszczok / Keyboards
- Natalie Dr�ge / Bass
- Peter Rosinski / Drums

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IN MORPHEUS' ARMS Invisible Scope ratings distribution

4.87
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(50%)
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Review by LearsFool
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Think of this band as a better, proggier, underground Epica. In Morpheus' Arms features the wonderful singing and stage presence of Mira Kohli, backed by killer instrumentation on the prog side of metal. Our opener, "Lal", is one of the best tracks, immediately introducing the band's breathtaking style. Kohli just sings beautifully and emotionally. Gutkowski's guitar is the real driver of the music, with excellent soloing ability, and Mroszczok's keys are the secret weapon. The other particularly great tracks are "Radiant" and our closer "Drops", both ten minute long masterpieces. In general, as well, the album as a whole is just wonderfully played. It comes out epic and beautiful, an excellent listen. Highly recommended.

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