Hibernal - The Machine free download offer - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Hibernal has recently been added to Progarchives. My sincere thanks to both the Heavy and Post Rock teams for their consideration and classification. Your work is very much appreciated! Thankyou also to the wider PA community for providing a welcoming atmosphere, and for a great response to this album thus far. I would love to hear some reviews from anyone interested.

About Hibernal’s album “The Machine”:

An exploration of ambition, sadness and our choices in life told through crunching hard rock riffs and soaring guitar, this is a unique prog rock journey that interweaves spoken word with instrumental music to tell a compelling original story.

You can listen here at Bandcamp:

http://hibernal.bandcamp.com

If you enjoy what you hear and would like to review the album, I can send you a free download code. Just send me a PM.

And here’s some snippets from various reviews on the web:

Muzik Reviews: “5 Stars. This is a stunning work of art by a man, Mark Healy, who had the vision that this combination would work”

Power of Metal Webzine: “94/100. If you want to experience something different and also genius, take the time to experience this mesmerizing journey”

Murder the Dance: “10/10. This album is one of the most ingenious I’ve ever heard. From the moment the first chord was struck I was hooked”

Dante’s Prog: “The music and the story blend so well together that any doubts I had about this concept working was over after the first track”

TG Metal Reviews: “An exquisitely crafted piece, Hibernal have put out one of my favorite prog records of 2013 thus far.”

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	Made a clip for one of the last tracks Great album! Edited by AtomicCrimsonRush - August 17 2013 at 07:25


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	Hibernal has recently been added to Progarchives. My sincere thanks to both the Heavy and Post Rock teams for their consideration and classification. Your work is very much appreciated! Thankyou also to the wider PA community for providing a welcoming atmosphere, and for a great response to this album thus far. I would love to hear some reviews from anyone interested. About Hibernal’s album “The Machine”: An exploration of ambition, sadness and our choices in life told through crunching hard rock riffs and soaring guitar, this is a unique prog rock journey that interweaves spoken word with instrumental music to tell a compelling original story. You can listen here at Bandcamp: http://hibernal.bandcamp.com If you enjoy what you hear and would like to review the album, I can send you a free download code. Just send me a PM. And here’s some snippets from various reviews on the web: Muzik Reviews: “5 Stars. This is a stunning work of art by a man, Mark Healy, who had the vision that this combination would work” Power of Metal Webzine: “94/100. If you want to experience something different and also genius, take the time to experience this mesmerizing journey” Murder the Dance: “10/10. This album is one of the most ingenious I’ve ever heard. From the moment the first chord was struck I was hooked” Dante’s Prog: “The music and the story blend so well together that any doubts I had about this concept working was over after the first track” TG Metal Reviews: “An exquisitely crafted piece, Hibernal have put out one of my favorite prog records of 2013 thus far.”
	Hibernal http://hibernal.bandcamp.com "This is a stunning work of art" - Muzik Reviews "A precious gem" - Dante's Prog