Secrets of the Sky "Pathway"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Doom, Post Metal, Progressive Metal
Label: Metal Blade
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: May 19, 2015
Tracklist: 

1. I
2. Three words
3. II
4. Angel in vines
5. Another light
6. III
7. IV
8. Garden of prayers
9. V
10. Fosforos
11. VI
12. Eternal wolves
13. VII

Line-up: 
Andrew Green: Guitar
Clayton Bartholomew: Guitar
Garett Gazay: Vocals / Keys
Ryan Healy: Bass
Lance Lea: Percussion

Description/Reviews: 

Pathway takes the epic, misery-strewn sprawl of To Sail Black Waters to ambitious new heights without losing the finer attributes and unique elements that created such an impact on the debut. Pathway is packed to the hilt with dense and dynamic compositions that soar, caress and punish in equal measure. Everything is on a grander scale this time around, with the production bigger and brighter, transitions smoother, and the songs more compact yet still epic and complex. Delicate, space filling keys are cushioned between muscular, weighty rhythms and the textured dual guitar work of Andrew Green and Clayton Bartholomew. The latter pair are responsible for some truly moving and crushing moments, from soft melancholic passages and bruising doom riffage, though moody atmospherics and dexterous melodic interplay they continue developing a diverse and formidable chemistry, although I do miss some of the meatier riff-based moments from the debut. Perhaps the most significant weapon in Secrets of the Sky’s arsenal is the wide ranging vocal talents of Garett Gazay. Whether belting out emotive blackened growls, deathly bellows, spoken word or mellow cleans, the dude conveys a myriad of emotions through his diverse vocal styles.

Read the full review at angrymetalguy.com

Media/Samples 
Three Swords
Fosforos

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