Greek progressive metal band Mother of Millions raises the bar releasing the ambitious full length “T” which feels like a cinematic metal experience where genuine emotions and elaborate prog dynamics naturally become entwined.
“The Wound” begins a captivating odyssey as sweeping guitars immediately demonstrate massive technical prowess and sound clarity providing fierce riffage and convoluted melodic lines that convey a deeply melancholic mood.
Within the futuristic atmospheric ensemble of “The Innocent” a majestic rhythmic section often arises with sharp riffing and bold drumming in contrast with the combo of solemn vocals and shimmering melodies.
On “The Ascent” theatrical narratives float freely within an idyllic atmospheric realm highlighting the crucial expression of an emotionally charged communication as guitars skillfully craft enthralling harmonious progressions.
“The One” returns to an anthemic heavy metal style accelerating the rhythm to let guitars run wilder accompanied by grand baroque orchestrations yet the sentimental themes are still present in the elegant violin phrases.
“The Circle” is surrounded by multilayered haunting atmospheric tapestries naturally evoking contemplative feelings accompanied by evocative choirs but the rhythmic core intensifies heavier proggy textures generating gripping crescendos.
The accomplished complex structure of “The Sun” holds a mystifying power as the arcane vibes of the opulent atmospheric arrangements gradually lead to more aggressive guitar riffs, darker dramatic tonalities and extra speed yet you can always perceive a soothing melodic essence.
Listening to “T” from beginning to end you can appreciate how Mother of Millions deliberately combine introspective melodic themes and flawless technical execution resulting in a detailed mix that can certainly reach a wider audience.