Fragment Soul has embarked on an exciting journey, sealing a remarkable partnership with Wormholedeath for the reissue of their album, Galois Paradox, a masterpiece of poetic darkness and musical brilliance. The album is set to re-enter the world on February 23, 2024.

Characterized by a profoundly mysterious and dark sound that beautifully merges with the enchanting depths of progressive metal, Fragment Soul is not your everyday band.

About the EP “Galois Paradox”

Galois Paradox is more than just music; it’s an experience, a journey into the enigmatic. It explores the realms of human emotion, juxtaposing the imprisoning walls of society with the liberating power of self-expression. In the words of Fragment Soul themselves, “I sit here day and night, when I have had enough of society. The society which endlessly plunders resource and material.” Their music transcends the ordinary and takes the listener on a transcendent voyage through the human psyche.

Fragment Soul album delves into the chaos of thoughts, the quest for hope, and the pain of fractured love. Each note and lyric unfurls a profound narrative that resonates with the core of human existence.

Their music, infused with passion and introspection, showcases a depth rarely seen in today’s music scene. This is an album that will linger in your mind and heart long after the final note has faded.

The Band

Fragment Soul is a dark progressive-metal ensemble consisting of remarkable talents: Spiros Georgiou| Bass Jimmy Louvros| Guitars Marc Durkee| Vocals Tamara Filipovic| Vocals Stefanos Meletiou| Drums Achilles Adamidis| Piano/keys

Fragment Soul’s debut album, Axiom of Choice, featuring Heike Langhans of Draconian and a guest appearance by Egan O’Rourke of Daylight Dies, was released on May 7, 2021, via Sleaszy Rider SRL. The album received rave reviews, earning high ranks on various lists, including Debut Band of the Year and Album of the Year.

In 2022, the band made their debut live appearance in Athens as an opening act for Paradise Lost and performed at Arenele Romane as the opening act for Moonspell at Bucharest, with Ambre V. of Xandria joining them as a female vocalist.

As we step into 2023, Fragment Soul is poised for yet another remarkable chapter in their musical journey. The band has just wrapped up their new project, Galois Paradox, which includes not only the music album but also fresh band photos, video clips, and new artwork.

Be sure to follow them on their social media platforms: www.facebook.com/FragmentSoul www.youtube.com/c/FragmentSoul fragmentsoul.bandcamp.com Spotify: tinyurl.com/SpotifyFragmentSoul

Fusing 90s nu-metal and rock Illegal Mind release new album “From The Ashes”

Illegal Mind, already gracing the pages of Power Play Magazine, Rock Hard Italy, and Headbangersnews.com, destroys musical norms by fusing 90s nu-metal, 00s ROCK, and industrial, crafting a uniquely powerful sound. Fueled by a fervent passion for post-apocalyptic themes, their bold experimentation promises an unprecedented, genre-defying journey in the new album “From The Ashes”.

Stream the album here: https://youtu.be/18C8cWgvvnA

From Tel Aviv’s post-apocalyptic streets, Illegal Mind, born in February 2018, channels dystopian reflections into a rebellious sonic journey inspired by 20th-century post-apocalyptic literature and pop culture. Their 2020 EP, “Forbidden Conten” unveiled tracks like “Free” and “Bleeding Sky” accompanied by visually striking lyric videos. Undaunted by the pandemic, they persistently innovate, inviting listeners on a thrilling odyssey through unexplored sonic territories.

“From The Ashes” born from the transformation of a full band to a solo project, was conceived in an Ashqelon bomb shelter. Mastermind Maxx Dee, taking a DIY approach, recorded and mixed the album, skillfully blending genres like nu-metal and pop punk to align with the band’s vision. Originally penned before the current Middle East conflict (2023), the songs now carry an added dimension, offering a poignant reflection on a world gone insane.

“From The Ashes”: https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/2VJ1XtlK9RR29xgLREdseG

Tomorrow’s Outlook are set to release their new album “Black Waves” early next year, on their own record label, Sörvik Rock Music.

The 10-track follow-up to 2018’s “A Voice Unheard” is mixed and mastered by Sascha Paeth (Avantasia/Masters Of Ceremony) and includes the second single, “Silver Ghost”, the official music video for which can be seen below.

The concept behind the song:

In the year 1905, Hanna was a hard-working northern Norwegian woman whose husband had tragically just passed away. She took on his duties as lightkeeper at Steglholmen near Gressholman, the old trade centre in Vågsfjorden south of Harstad. For more than 20 years she dutifully kept the light shining, guiding the ships safely past her post and on their way. The light was often exposed to the harshest of weather, but the job was an important one for more than one reason – the homestead they had bought when her beloved husband was still alive must be paid for, so the money was needed. 

The work was challenging, both physically and mentally. Crossing the dark, stormy sea in a small rowboat, that’s one thing. Another was the ever-present knowledge that once upon a time, this was the place of execution for three murderers whose remains were mounted on stakes and left there until time and nature had done away with them. As the black waves beat her boat and the wind howled at her light, she often glimpsed their horrific spectres beneath the foamy sea. But Hanna remained a brave and dutiful human, and she stood ever firm in the face of these trials.  

Black Waves is a concept album based on real events from the coastal region surrounding the Gressholman peninsula, stretching from 1748 to the early 1900s. We hear the deeply shocking story of a brutal double murder which shook a small community, and also about a once vital and important trading post which met its ultimate end in a fire centuries later. The stories are mostly told through the eyes of the people involved, whose stories are guided by the superstitions, fears, and beliefs native to the northern part of Norway.

Tomorrow’s Outlook is based in northern Norway and is one of the most hardworking and aspiring bands in their region.

The band uses the term Arctic heavy metal to describe its music, which is heavily influenced by their homeland both in its somewhat gloomy sound and lyrical themes.

After 15 years as a studio project, core members and songwriting partners Trond Nicolaisen, Andreas Stenseth and Øystein Kvile Hanssen decided to take it to the next level and form an actual band. They completed the lineup with singer Tony Johannessen (Thunderbolt), drummer Owe Lingvall (Nocturnal Rites) and guitarist Valentino Francavilla (White Skull).

‘Black Waves’ track listing:

Eventide
Oceans of Sadness
Black Hearts and Roses in Snow
Black Waves
Silver Ghost
Wait for the Sun
Lament of the Damned
When Falls the Axe
The Monument
The Calm (Aria cover)

The lyric video for Silver Ghost was created by Stereo 27 Productions. The live footage was shot at The Gressholman Festival by Aktiv Events. All concepts by Tomorrow’s Outlook.

Additionally, Rado Javor, who created previous works for the band, including 2018’s “A Voice Unheard”, provided the record’s magnificent artwork. 

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