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Track List
01) The Other Half of Me
02) Throw Me in the Jungle
03) Free Fall
04) Illuminate
05) The Sleeping and the Dead
06) Tidebinder
07) Resilience
08) Goddess of the Dawn
09) The Louder the Sound, the More We All Believ
10) Warlords
11) River of Time
12) The Composer
01) The Other Half of Me
02) Throw Me in the Jungle
03) Free Fall
04) Illuminate
05) The Sleeping and the Dead
06) Tidebinder
07) Resilience
08) Goddess of the Dawn
09) The Louder the Sound, the More We All Believ
10) Warlords
11) River of Time
12) The Composer
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2015
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"Soul Sphere" Soul Sphere is the fourth studio album from American deathcore band Born of Osiris. The album was released on October 23, 2015 through Sumerian Records.
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Review from sputnikmusic.com
Soul Sphere is an album that is extremely accessible and catchy for it's genre and more upbeat sounding than expected. The production is pristine, which again, can be good or bad. Although there are a larger amount of technical parts on this album, the way it's presented definitely makes this their least hardcore to date. For something of a mainstream party prog death band it brings the quality you'd expect. Meaning haters are likely to confirm their suspicions. By taking some of metal's most extreme elements and merging it with pop sensibilities they have created a unique and divisive sound for themselves. The band does tend to sound like they have a set amount of tools that they just mix up from track to track; leading to the question: how long can they keep this up? For now, the songs here are solid enough that those ok with their more mainstream direction should find this to be great Born of Osiris material
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"Soul Sphere" Soul Sphere is the fourth studio album from American deathcore band Born of Osiris. The album was released on October 23, 2015 through Sumerian Records.
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Review from sputnikmusic.com
Soul Sphere is an album that is extremely accessible and catchy for it's genre and more upbeat sounding than expected. The production is pristine, which again, can be good or bad. Although there are a larger amount of technical parts on this album, the way it's presented definitely makes this their least hardcore to date. For something of a mainstream party prog death band it brings the quality you'd expect. Meaning haters are likely to confirm their suspicions. By taking some of metal's most extreme elements and merging it with pop sensibilities they have created a unique and divisive sound for themselves. The band does tend to sound like they have a set amount of tools that they just mix up from track to track; leading to the question: how long can they keep this up? For now, the songs here are solid enough that those ok with their more mainstream direction should find this to be great Born of Osiris material
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