Intervals - A Voice Within (Instrumental)

1. Ephemeral

2. Moment Marauder

3. Automaton

4. The Self Surrendered

5. Breathe

6. The Escape

7. Atlas Hour

8. Siren Sound

9. A Voice Within

Intervals have released the instrumental version of their album "A Voice Within." This album obviously has the same style and intensity as the regular version, without the vocals. This is something we suspect has a little to do with the rumors of  Aaron and their singer not getting along, and we even heard Aaron didn't want vocals in the first place. As a result, we get to enjoy "A Voice Within" the same way their other albums have been done. This album really does nail it in Intervals fashion. These guys have a similar sound to that of Animals As Leaders and Periphery, so if you like those artists, you could really like this album. Nice job done on this one. When looking at the recording quality of this album, the album has been recorded quite well. This has a little bit of a different feel that his other album, but still a solid album. The instrumentation is again something to behold. Intervals are masters at their craft. Now onto the lyrics and vocals. As this album is the instrumental version, there are no vocals or lyrics. Sit back and just enjoy the sounds these guys make instrumentally. If you are looking for a single, we suggest giving "A Voice Within" your attention, as it is the what we feel, the best song on the album. It also gives you the best feel for the album. Aaron and the Interval guys have done it again with a great record here. We are glad to see that the band tried to go full band, but if something doesn't work or feel right, just switch back. Props for the attempt though. Listen to this album to decide for yourself what you think of it.

Genre: Progressive/Metal/Instrumental
Release Date: March 4th, 2014
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Record Label: None

Intervals - A Voice Within

1. Ephemeral

2. Moment Marauder

3. Automation

4. The Self Surrendered

5. Breathe

6. The Escape

7. Atlas Hour

8. Siren Sound

9. A Voice Within

Intervals have released their third album "A Voice Within." This album is quite different from all previous Intervals albums as, they finally have a singer. The addition to the band of having vocals is a great step for this band, and the new vocalist does a really good job, and fits in with the bands style. Now the music sounds just the same as any other Intervals album, so they are not going too far with that, same great, talented progressive metalers. When listening to the lyrics, they seem to be written very well also. Their song "Moment Marauder" shows the new direction that this band has decided to take the best, so give this song a listen first. All in all, great album, very talented band.

Genre: Progressive/Metal/Djent
Release Date: March 4th, 2014
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Record Label: None

Intervals - In Time

1. Alchemy

2. Mata Hari

3. Tapestry

4. Momento

5. Epiphany

Do you know those nerds that play crazy hard songs, play troughs, and show how good they are in youtube videos? Have you ever wondered what a band full of them would sound like? well here you go, the second album from Intervals "In Time". This album is full of technical metal that will make you sit and wonder if you'll ever be able to play that good. They have a style that some people could pass up, due to the non vocals, but this is one band you need to listen to. They have done just as good of a job on this album as the last one, and you will enjoy it.

Genre: Progressive/Metal/Instrumental
Release Date: October 30th, 2012
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Record Label: None

Intervals - The Space Between

1. Begin
2. Still Winning
3. Duality
4. Sonar
5. Inertia

Intervals first EP is one that is ground breaking. This band is the first instrumental metal band I have ever heard. The songs are phenomenal, with the intricate workings of the songs. Any metal fan  should appreciate this album, but be warned, it is totally instrumental.

Genre: Progressive/Metal/Instrumental
Release Date: December 20th, 2011
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Record Label: None