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07-17 Vanishing Point debut 'Salvus'
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Aussie proggers in the style of Dream Theater, Evergrey, and Fates Warning.
Vanishing Point has been a recognised part of the Australian Metal scene since 1997.
Their debut album “In Thought” was hailed “Australian Metal album of the Year” by Demon Night Radio and the band was, proclaimed to be “Australia’s No.1 Progressive Metal band” by Australia’s most important Prog / Power radio show “Screaming Symphony”.
2001’s “Tangled in Dream” boosted Vanishing Point’s fanbase exponentially and helped secure a European supporting tour slot for Gamma Ray, alongside S ...read more
Aussie proggers in the style of Dream Theater, Evergrey, and Fates Warning.
Vanishing Point has been a recognised part of the Australian Metal scene since 1997.
Their debut album “In Thought” was hailed “Australian Metal album of the Year” by Demon Night Radio and the band was, proclaimed to be “Australia’s No.1 Progressive Metal band” by Australia’s most important Prog / Power radio show “Screaming Symphony”.
2001’s “Tangled in Dream” boosted Vanishing Point’s fanbase exponentially and helped secure a European supporting tour slot for Gamma Ray, alongside Sonata Arctica.
2005 was the year that Vanishing Point’s (very) long awaited third album was released. The album was delayed for nearly an entire year, but was greeted with enormous praise and propelled Vanishing Point into a new direction, not yet ventured before.
2007 saw Vanishing Point release album number four titled “The Fourth Season” through Hamburg based label Dockyard 1.
Although they have not set their feet back in Europe for seven years, Vanishing Point had recently supported Nightwish, Black Label Society, Gamma Ray, Dragonforce in Australia and New Zealand.
In February 2008, Vanishing Point supported English NWOBHM band Iron Maiden in their “Best of the ’80s” tour “Somewhere Back in Time” , supported Helloween on their debut tour of Australia later that month ,as well as just having in July supported legendary guitarist Joe Satriani at the Forum theater in Melbourne for two sold out shows. « hide |
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