TEAM RNS PRESENTS

ARTIST: Canvas Solaris

LABEL: Tribunal Records

RIPPER: Team RNS

233kbps avg - Metal
0hr 38min total- 68.2mb

RELEASE DATE: 2004-07-13
RIP DATE: 2004-07-07

02 Spheres In Design              4:28
03 When Solar Winds Collide       7:33
04 Cyclotron Emission             3:51
05 Syzygial Epiphany              6:21
06 Ekstatik Parataxis (The New    5:01

"Instrumental", "progressive" and "metal"
are the three most basic, bare-bones
terms we can find to describe what is
CANVAS SOLARIS. To attempt to put an
album like Sublimation into words would
be an injustice, as mere language cannot
convey the complexity of mathematics,
skill and emotion they have put forth
within this new album. Producer, Jamie
King (Between The Buried & Me, Glass
Casket and Beloved) was brought on board
to help the band achieve the best studio
sound possible, he certainly did not
fail in his mission. The top-notch
production allows the intense artistry
of CANVAS SOLARIS' layered, highly
ambitious compositions to excel above the
norm of progressive music. Though
extremely thought provoking in
arrangement, Sublimation doesn't
alienate the average metal listener with
its intricacies, as CANVAS SOLARIS has
become more focused in creating
memorable songs through its
imaginative use of melodies.
Sublimation is nearly 40 minutes (7
tracks) in length and like their debut
EP, Spatial/Design, still continues to
run the gamut of progressive music.
From the spiraling frenzy of album's
opener, "Cosmopolysyndeton" to the closing
8-minute epic, "progressive power
ballad" title track, Sublimation has it
all. Whether you are a progressive
metal addict or"average joe
metal"CANVAS SOLARIS have created an
instrumental record for the masses. "if
you enjoy musical mastery in metal,
you'd be hard pressed to find a better
act than this." - Snake Pit Magazine
Recommended for fans of Cynic, Fates
Warning, Dream Theater, Spiral Architect