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\nTriosphere return after a remarkable twelve-year silence with Oceans Above, Stars Below, and the wait has clearly done nothing to blunt their edge. The Norwegian quartet delivers a sharp blend of progressive and power metal, mixing muscular riffs, flashes of thrash, sophisticated guitar work and melodies that refuse to stay in the background.<\/p>\n
Ida Haukland is the secret weapon as always, but this time her vocals are even more central, moving effortlessly from commanding metal power to surprisingly delicate passages. The album is more streamlined and immediately accessible than The Heart of the Matter, yet Triosphere have lost none of their technical ambition or appetite for dramatic arrangements. Twelve years away, one album later, and Triosphere have returned with something remarkably simple: a damn good metal record.<\/p>\n
01. Premonition
\n02. Of Tyrants
\n03. Oceans Above, Stars Below
\n04. Monster\u2019s Ball
\n05. Through The Phantom Wall
\n06. Shorelines
\n07. Lightning In A Bottle
\n08. Encore
\n09. Embers
\n10. Orpheus\u2019 Bane
\n11. Cadence Of Chaos
\n12. Gjenklan<\/p>\n
IDA HAUKLAND: Vocals \/ Bass
\nMARIUS BERGESEN: Guitar
\nTOR OLE BYBERG: Guitar
\nKENNETH T\u00c5RNEBY: Drums<\/p>\n
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\nTriosphere return after a remarkable twelve-year silence with Oceans Above, Stars Below, and the wait has clearly done nothing to blunt their edge. The Norwegian quartet delivers a sharp blend of progressive and power metal, mixing muscular riffs, flashes of thrash, sophisticated guitar work and melodies that refuse to stay in the background.<\/p>\n