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Some reviews of Aethellis : Aethellis "Hey guys, I love your sound and the tightness and production of your music." - Robert Berry of Hush, 3 (with Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer), and Ambrosia "The result of this debut was one magnificent work of symphonic rock that transmits an optimism beyond the common.....Very recommended and essential in your progressive library." - Descubre La Caja Pandora "The album is the rare stone overturned that reveals a bounty of new revelations." - The Music Street Journal The Aethellis album was listed from June '03 through March '04 in the Best Bands of the Week : "Indispensable work, highly recommendable..." - Progressive Rock and Progressive Metal E-Zine "8.6 / 10" - Power Play Records "The songs are very strong, catchy and still adventurous enough to keep you interested from start to finish." - Strutter Magazine "...these
melodies are sometimes more easy listening, sometimes more twisted but
they always have an interesting progressive sound..."
Lyrics and Credits page for both Aethellis albums Tweets by Aethellis |
You
like engaging, sophisticated progressive rock. You can join the
many listeners that Aethellis thrills with
its blend of catchy melodies, soaring vocal
harmonies and intricate instrumental performances. It is vintage,
yet modern, yet original progressive rock combining the
soaring majesty of classic symphonic rock with a contemporary
rhythmic feel in addition to funky guitar, pyrotechnical bass
and drums. Drummer Mike Harrington departs the band for Clearwater, FL.; Todd Van Gelder steps in  Mike Harrington has relocated his family to fulfill a dream of living in Florida. Todd Van Gelder (Outta Scope) has taken over on drums/vocals with the band for their recent gigs at Landingstock on August 19th and October 21st, 2017 and beyond. Aethellis To Release “A Home In Your Thoughts” US symphonic neo-prog band Aethellis will return with what promises to be a smashing 3rd release. “A Home In Your Thoughts” is a brand new 3 track mini album, and is the highly anticipated follow up to Northumbria the bands last album released in 2011. “A Home In Your Thoughts” will be released worldwide as a digital only release, and will be released Fall 2017.  The second album, Aethellis: Northumbria 
"It's still all progressive rock, but there are a lot of variants on that general musical theme here... This is a great disc. Those that liked the first one should like this one, perhaps more so. It would also make an excellent introduction to a killer modern progressive rock act." - read the full track-by-track review at Music Street Journal "Aethellis is a band that's kind of everywhere in their approach to symphonic rock, but there's always the constant of great songwriting. "Northumbria" is an album full of great melody and atmosphere with production that pleases the ear. Not just pleasing, but memorable."- read the full review by Progulator at The Prog Archives "Want
to say to all of Aethellis your album is a 10/10 top on the pile piece
of work!" - Honey
For Your Ears (UK
Internet Radio) Northumbria
is feeling , finesse, hard work, dedication and effort. It's an album
with a soul that transcends time , is an intelligent, optimistic work
... On "Northumbria" Aethellis has captured the very essence of the original prog/rock pioneers who soldiered on to help shape the changing face of progressive rock as it edged into the 80s.... The album is highly recommended to fans to symphonic rock, neo-progressive, and fusion. And anyone with a healthy respect for keyboard driven prog/rock. - read the full review by Joseph Shingler at ProgNaut.com ... undoubted talent is clear from tracks like "The Peace Path" with its bouncy and sunny jazz/funk-meets-Yes vibe, and "Sounds Good," which could sit next to any of Brand X's more commerical-minded offerings. - Gary Mackenzie for Prog Magazine, issue #47 (July 2, 2014) |
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