Skyharbor
Skyharbor formed in Mumbai in 2011, playing progressive metal with the kind of intricate guitar work and atmospheric touches that drew comparisons to bands...
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Skyharbor formed in Mumbai in 2011, playing progressive metal with the kind of intricate guitar work and atmospheric touches that drew comparisons to bands like Tool and Meshuggah. Their debut album 'Blinding White Noise' came out the following year, earning attention for its technical approach and themes that circled around technology and existential questions.
They've had some lineup shifts over time, including guitarist Keshav Dhar leaving and vocalist Daniel Tompkins departing in 2015, with Eric Emery taking over on vocals. In 2018 they put out their second album, 'Evolution', which included the track 'Celestial' and leaned further into commentary about society and technology.
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