Aramid - debut album (prog-related)

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   Greetings, everyone. I'm working on getting my project added to the archives. In the meantime, this is the debut album I released a few days ago. It's not strictly prog - more influenced by indie, post-rock, and ambient - but it certainly overlaps with progressive rock.
A bit of info:
This is strictly a solo project. I worked previously with a friend under the name Wolves in Aramid, which resulted in 2 EPs. Life got busy after that, so I went off by myself and started over from scratch with a new name and a fresh perspective. I spent the last year recording this - almost entirely by myself. 

It's an hour-long journey with delay-soaked guitars, off-kilter rhythms, and occasional fits of serenity and madness. The songs were influenced by the beauty and splendor of my home in the Pacific Northwest. It took a TON of work and I'm incredibly proud of it. 

I'll stop typing before I start to sound pretentious. Here's where you can hear it:
http://www.aramidmusic.bandcamp.com/
http://www.soundcloud.com/aramidmusic

Thanks a bunch <3

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EastHastings Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: October 06 2016 Location: Washington Status: Offline Points: 25	Topic: Aramid - debut album (prog-related) Posted: December 18 2016 at 23:41
	Greetings, everyone. I'm working on getting my project added to the archives. In the meantime, this is the debut album I released a few days ago. It's not strictly prog - more influenced by indie, post-rock, and ambient - but it certainly overlaps with progressive rock. A bit of info: This is strictly a solo project. I worked previously with a friend under the name Wolves in Aramid, which resulted in 2 EPs. Life got busy after that, so I went off by myself and started over from scratch with a new name and a fresh perspective. I spent the last year recording this - almost entirely by myself. It's an hour-long journey with delay-soaked guitars, off-kilter rhythms, and occasional fits of serenity and madness. The songs were influenced by the beauty and splendor of my home in the Pacific Northwest. It took a TON of work and I'm incredibly proud of it. I'll stop typing before I start to sound pretentious. Here's where you can hear it: http://www.aramidmusic.bandcamp.com/ http://www.soundcloud.com/aramidmusic Thanks a bunch <3