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Dream Chaser
Rendezvous Point
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Norway
Rendezvous Point's third album, "Dream Chaser," is an ideal showcase of progressive metal that stands out for its perfect balance of heaviness and melody/accessibility. From Norway, this band has crafted an album that spans 37 minutes across eight tracks, making it an ideal addition to Prog Radio’s rotation. Each song on the album demonstrates the band's skill in blending intricate rhythms and complex structures with accessible and memorable melodies.
The album kicks off with the single “Don’t Look Up,” which we’ve been playing for a bit now on Prog Radio—an energetic opener that sets the tone for what's to come. The instrumentation is tight and powerful, with the guitars and drums creating a robust foundation for the soaring vocals. Throughout the album, the band maintains a consistent level of intensity while exploring different moods and textures, keeping the listener engaged from start to finish.
"Dream Chaser" is a perfect mix of heavy and melodic elements that make it an excellent fit for our playlist. Rendezvous Point has delivered another excellent album that will appeal to both die-hard progressive metal fans and those who appreciate well-constructed, accessible music.
One of the standout aspects of "Dream Chaser" is its production quality. The clarity of each instrument allows the intricacies of the arrangements to shine through, enhancing the overall listening experience. The band's technical proficiency is evident in the precision of their performances, yet they never lose sight of the importance of crafting songs that are both compelling and relatable.
"Dream Chaser" is a perfect mix of heavy and melodic elements that make it an excellent fit for our playlist. Rendezvous Point has delivered another excellent album that will appeal to both die-hard progressive metal fans and those who appreciate well-constructed, accessible music.
Hear several of the tracks from this outstanding album now in Prog Radio’s New Music rotation, as well as hearing it featured in Monday’s “What’s New Proggy Cats?” show.
4.5 Stars