Solaris Imperium
Solaris Imperium formed in Los Angeles in 2005 around vocalist Aelita, with guitarist Orion, bassist Sirius, and drummer Nova. Their debut album 'Beginning...
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Solaris Imperium formed in Los Angeles in 2005 around vocalist Aelita, with guitarist Orion, bassist Sirius, and drummer Nova. Their debut album 'Beginning Cycle' came out in 2007, and its title track became one of their early standouts.
Their music pulls from progressive metal, space rock, and ambient electronica, with lyrics that often circle cosmic themes and human consciousness. Songs like 'Connectivity' and 'Holographic Confusion' show their taste for layered arrangements and expansive sound.
They followed up with self-titled and 'Terminus' albums in 2010 and 2013, maintaining a steady output of intricate, atmospheric work. The band's catalog includes tracks like 'Fourth Insurgency' and 'Maquinam Creantis' that continue in that vein, dense, melodic, and conceptually driven.
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