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Music
OMNIMENTAL – “holography II”
Continuing his experimental odyssey, Sydney based composer Ben Tinker is back with a new EP – “holography II”.
Challenging to label as any one genre, “holography II” is a unique blend of film score, vintage synths, ambience, atmosphere, and instrumental 80s pop. Right at home on the cinema screen or in your daily playlist.
OMNIMENTAL.COM
Continuing his experimental odyssey, Sydney based composer Ben Tinker is back with a new EP – “holography II”.
Challenging to label as any one genre, “holography II” is a unique blend of film score, vintage synths, ambience, atmosphere, and instrumental 80s pop. Right at home on the cinema screen or in your daily playlist.
OMNIMENTAL.COM
Embrace the Dawn
While you're here... check out my crazy Progressive Death Metal band "Embrace the Dawn"!
Embrace the Dawn – “The Effigist”
Two years after their first Promo EP, progressive metallers Embrace the Dawn are back with their first full length album “The Effigist”. Along with the bands founder Ben Tinker (Australia) on guitar, Embrace the Dawn sees a revamped line up sourced from around the globe. Denis Landry (Canada) takes up bass duties, Kevin Talley (USA) on drums, and Roger Isaksen (Norway) completes the line-up on vocals.
The album, mixed by acclaimed producer Eyal Levi, focuses mainly on Embrace the Dawn’s trademark progressive style, with it, The Effigist brings plenty of technical, thrash, and symphonic metal elements into the fray. Melodic machinations and tasty hooks combine with an onslaught of punishing riffs. The Effigist exhibits lyrical content often delving into a dystopian, political, thought provoking world, making for a cerebrally rewarding album.
Embrace the Dawn’s new album “The Effigist” is available now on iTunes, Google Play, and Bandcamp.
embracethedawn.com
Two years after their first Promo EP, progressive metallers Embrace the Dawn are back with their first full length album “The Effigist”. Along with the bands founder Ben Tinker (Australia) on guitar, Embrace the Dawn sees a revamped line up sourced from around the globe. Denis Landry (Canada) takes up bass duties, Kevin Talley (USA) on drums, and Roger Isaksen (Norway) completes the line-up on vocals.
The album, mixed by acclaimed producer Eyal Levi, focuses mainly on Embrace the Dawn’s trademark progressive style, with it, The Effigist brings plenty of technical, thrash, and symphonic metal elements into the fray. Melodic machinations and tasty hooks combine with an onslaught of punishing riffs. The Effigist exhibits lyrical content often delving into a dystopian, political, thought provoking world, making for a cerebrally rewarding album.
Embrace the Dawn’s new album “The Effigist” is available now on iTunes, Google Play, and Bandcamp.
embracethedawn.com
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Cold Black Hole 5:030:00 / 5:03
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Putrefaction of God 3:280:00 / 3:28
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Cerebral Sanitation 3:230:00 / 3:23
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The Tide 6:220:00 / 6:22
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Lady Snowblood 4:170:00 / 4:17
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Singularity 2:400:00 / 2:40
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Tartarus 3:530:00 / 3:53
Embrace the Dawn
Omnimental - Guitar, bass, programming
Jordan Guthrie - Vocals
Daniel Garcia - Drums
Omnimental - Guitar, bass, programming
Jordan Guthrie - Vocals
Daniel Garcia - Drums
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About
I am a media composer that writes and produces music for film, television, and games.
OMNIMENTAL is the solo project and moniker for Sydney based guitarist and media composer Ben Tinker. Specialising in (though not limited to) extreme metal, game scoring, film scoring, classical music, and sound design.
He is the creative mind behind the bands Embrace the Dawn and Ire of Crows.
