Fleesh – Across the Sea (2019)
Artist: Fleesh
Title: Across the Sea
Year Of Release: 2019
Label: Fleesh
Genre: Progressive Rock, Neo-Prog, Art Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 56:50
Total Size: 136/383 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Across the Sea
Year Of Release: 2019
Label: Fleesh
Genre: Progressive Rock, Neo-Prog, Art Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 56:50
Total Size: 136/383 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. The Beginning 4:29
02. Black Hole 5:30
03. My Only Hope 5:50
04. Echo 5:51
05. Heading for a Fall 5:33
06. Across the Sea 5:52
07. Rescue Me 5:32
08. Weight of the World 6:11
09. Whispers 5:11
10. Letter to Nobody 6:52
"Across the Sea" (2019) is the third full-length conceptual album by Brazilian duo Fleesh, formed by multi-instrumentalist Celo Oliveira and vocalist Gabby Vessoni.
The album is a profound conceptual work that explores the struggle with mental health. The lyrics and musical structures gradually reflect the various stages of depression, loneliness, the search for hope, and emotional healing.
Fleesh's style is heavily influenced by neo-prog and art rock classics like Marillion, Pink Floyd, Renaissance, and Rush. The album combines deep, atmospheric synthesizers, expressive guitar solos, and clear, emotional vocal performances.
The compositions smoothly replace each other, creating a single cinematic story - from dark and heavy intonations ("Black Hole") to lighter and melancholic ballads ("Echo", "Across the Sea").
The album is a profound conceptual work that explores the struggle with mental health. The lyrics and musical structures gradually reflect the various stages of depression, loneliness, the search for hope, and emotional healing.
Fleesh's style is heavily influenced by neo-prog and art rock classics like Marillion, Pink Floyd, Renaissance, and Rush. The album combines deep, atmospheric synthesizers, expressive guitar solos, and clear, emotional vocal performances.
The compositions smoothly replace each other, creating a single cinematic story - from dark and heavy intonations ("Black Hole") to lighter and melancholic ballads ("Echo", "Across the Sea").
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