The Missing
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The Missing专辑介绍
NY based progressive metal band VAURA have completed work on their new album “The Missing”.
Following last year’s “Selenelion” release (Weird Records), VAURA (comprised of vocalist/guitarist Josh Strawn from Blacklist and Religious To Damn, guitarist Kevin Hufnagel from Gorguts and Dysrhythmia, bassist Toby Driver of Kayo Dot and Maudlin Of The Well, and drummer Charlie Schmid) take their unique style of combining progressive metal and classic ‘80s goth/darkwave into more defined and dense territory with “The Missing”. With a sound and aesthetic influenced by the darker and more brooding moments of the aforementioned styles when they came to fruition in the ‘80s, VAURA also incorporate sounds also reminiscing the likes of post punk, early ‘90s indie rock, and shoegaze respectively along with some intricate moments found on “The Missing” that even hark back to the heyday of classic-era Queensryche and “Grace Under Pressure” era Rush.
As the next proper step succeeding “Selenelion”, with “The Missing” (captured at The Thousand Caves by Colin Marston) VAURA solidify and define their sound even more by becoming one of the more distinct and creative bands from the NY area.
- See more at: http://www.profoundlorerecords.com/vaura-complete-work-on-new-album/#sthash.Fd8CVjyy.dpuf
Following last year’s “Selenelion” release (Weird Records), VAURA (comprised of vocalist/guitarist Josh Strawn from Blacklist and Religious To Damn, guitarist Kevin Hufnagel from Gorguts and Dysrhythmia, bassist Toby Driver of Kayo Dot and Maudlin Of The Well, and drummer Charlie Schmid) take their unique style of combining progressive metal and classic ‘80s goth/darkwave into more defined and dense territory with “The Missing”. With a sound and aesthetic influenced by the darker and more brooding moments of the aforementioned styles when they came to fruition in the ‘80s, VAURA also incorporate sounds also reminiscing the likes of post punk, early ‘90s indie rock, and shoegaze respectively along with some intricate moments found on “The Missing” that even hark back to the heyday of classic-era Queensryche and “Grace Under Pressure” era Rush.
As the next proper step succeeding “Selenelion”, with “The Missing” (captured at The Thousand Caves by Colin Marston) VAURA solidify and define their sound even more by becoming one of the more distinct and creative bands from the NY area.
- See more at: http://www.profoundlorerecords.com/vaura-complete-work-on-new-album/#sthash.Fd8CVjyy.dpuf