Zero Hour - The Towers Of Avarice flac album

The Towers of Avarice is Zero Hour's second album, and their first on the Sensory record label. The album is conceptual, with a story reminiscent of the Silent Era movie Metropolis.

Band Name Zero Hour (USA-1). Album Name The Towers of Avarice. Released date 06 March 2001. Labels Sensory Records. Members owning this album18. 1. The Towers of Avarice.

Zero Hour's album Towers of Avarice is not just an oustanding musical effort. It's a sci- fi epic, almost the musical equivalent to "The Matrix" films. Towers of Avarice's concept takes place in the future where structures and machines known as "the towers" aspire to keep growing, becoming taller and more powerful. At this point in time, human beings have become the prime source of energy and live deep undergroudn where one man believes he has the ability to set the human race free once again.

The Towers of Avarice. After several starts and stops during the '90s, Zero Hour finally pulled things together and produced their first major release, Towers of Avarice (their official debut was the eponymous, independently released Zero Hour). The band's longevity contributes to the confident and mature sound they project throughout this rather short (just over 45 minutes), but enjoyable session. Vocalist Erik Rosvold's husky voice is fairly versatile, conjuring up images of Ronnie James Dio, and the thundering rhythm section is relentless.

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Zero Hour is Zero Hour's first album. Released in 1999, it was limited to 2100 copies. Eyes of Denial – 4:42. The System Remains – 7:22. Voice of Reason – 8:40. Erik Rosvold – vocals. Jasun Tipton – guitars. Matt Guillory – keyboards. Phillip Bennett – keyboards. Brittany Tipton – Female vocals.

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