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ASHES IN SAPPHIRE

Crossover Prog • Venezuela


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A Venezuelan act ASHES IN SAPPHIRE was born in 2018 as a solo project by a composer / multi-instrumentalist Cristhian ZAMBRANO. The debut full-length album "From Twilight To Light" was self-released in February 2021 via his Bandcamp Page.

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3.00 | 5 ratings
From Twilight to Light
2021

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 From Twilight to Light by ASHES IN SAPPHIRE album cover Studio Album, 2021
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Ashes In Sapphire Crossover Prog

Review by Beautiful Scarlet

3 stars Crossover prog!? Nah this here is like soft prog metal. Sure the vocals are always clean but aside from the occasional piano part this is thumping drums and aggressive guitar that can chug. Don't forget bass that's there and it's enjoyed.

Anyways the music on this album spans from gentle acoustic piano playing to video game soundtrack kind of music to prog metal. The music flows well, songs are pleasant enough on the ears and the album isn't too long and it has a modern well produced sheen to it (a positive or negative for some worth mentioning as it also pertains to the singing). Still I think there are is room for improvement, for one the vocals are almost always in English which means they are delivered in an accent which strikes me as odd as the guy can sing in Spanish without sounding inarticulate. One of my biggest gripes is that the singing is very present but often times not very memorable and the songs are largely similar yet not quite on par with one another, thus I think the fella would do well to trim there ideas down until only the best remains.

Overall this is a well done debut that doesn't soar enough for me to give a better * though I think it is worth checking out just not with expectations of the moon.

Thanks to dAmOxT7942 for the artist addition.

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