It's just over three years since Berkshire-based band The Paradox Twin launched their debut album The Importance of Mr Bedlam upon an unsuspecting Prog Rock community. The album received rave reviews and was nominated for The Progressive Music Award of 2018. They've been pretty quiet since then but are now back with a new album,..
Acolyte release live video of ‘Idiosyncrasy’ taken from Live At Chapel Off Chapel Show
FFO - Dream Theater, Opeth, Epica, Rush, Anathema, Witchwood Following the release of their storming yet stunning new album 'Entropy', Acolyte have released a live video for the 11 minute musical pilgrimage 'Idiosyncrasy', taken from their recent live stream on Veeps, available for rewatch until 31st August 2021. Chris Cameron (drums), says this about performing Idiosyncrasy live"Idiosyncrasy is one..
Acolyte harbour ‘Resentment’ in new song where classic prog and modern metal collide
Classic 70's synths denoting the past, and Modern Metal riffs painting the future collide in this powerful new offering from Melbourne's Acolyte. ACOLYTE'S ALBUM 'ENTROPY' OUT MAY 14TH 2021 PRE-ORDER NOW VIA WILD THING RECORDS AND BLOOD BLAST DISTRIBUTION Acolyte listens to: Dead Can Dance, Porcupine Tree, Opeth'Resentment' FFO - Deep Purple, Haken, Voyager, Janis Joplin, Rush..
Acolyte release new single ‘Clarity’ plus album news
AUSTRALIAN CINEMATIC METAL QUINTET ACOLYTE EXPLORE GRIEF IN NEW SINGLE 'CLARITY' FEATURING BEN RECHTER OF CIRCLES AND! - ACOLYTE ANNOUNCE ALBUM 'ENTROPY' OUT MAY 14TH 2021 Acolyte - 'Clarity'WATCH MUSIC VIDEO STREAM CLARITYACOLYTE - 'ENTROPY' (ALBUM)PRE-ORDER 'ENTROPY' Acolyte listens to: Dead Can Dance, Porcupine Tree, Opeth'Clarity' FFO - Pink Floyd, Tool, Opeth, Steven Wilson Left to Right - Chris Cameron,..
Aussie band Acolyte signs new record deal, and releases new song ‘Entropy’
Australian Cinematic Metal Quintet Acolyte unleash their new single "Entropy" on 10 February, to celebrate signing new deals with Blood Blast Music and Wild Thing Records. Hailing from Melbourne, Acolyte stands tall in the Australian music scene as a powerful and exploratory blend of both classic and modern progressive metal. FFO: Dead Can Dance, Porcupine..