VoidChaser — Odyssey Review

As soon as the listener presses the play button, the opening song, X-167493, greets the listener with a lost radio transmission that unveils a narrative of a rebel spacecraft evading pursuit by an oppressive force.

As you continue your musical journey with VoidChaser, the second song, Tyrant, and the last two songs, immersing listeners in an amalgamation of metal genres set against an expansive sci-fi backdrop. VoidChaster explores themes of interstellar love and Tyranny of power; VoidChaser adeptly navigates between heavy, progressive, melodic, and atmospheric elements, capturing the essence of a cosmic odyssey.

Odyssey is a fruit of art release with compelling lyrics and a powerful and robust production of fluid and dynamic sound, with a redundant amalgam of sounds that amplify and enhance the atmosphere.

The VoidChaster‘s complex and intricate compositions and devilmanship are carefully crafted to create a unique sound. The rich instrumentation, including strings and keyboards, creates a multi-layered and nuanced musical experience. The strings, in particular, add depth and emotion to the music, while the keyboards provide a haunting and melodic atmosphere that draws the listener in. At the same time, the storytelling is captive through the instrumentation and vocals, bringing the entire storytelling alive.

Voidchaser’s music is simply captivating. Their progressive metal sound is richly produced and lasts about twenty minutes. The band’s unique musical style defies conventional categorization, drawing inspiration from acclaimed artists such as Opeth, Dream Theater, Between the Buried and Me, and Haken. Their music is like a tapestry woven across the cosmic expanse, and it will leave you spellbound.

The album comes to an end with the last song, Crusader. We want to give a shoutout to GlobMetal PR for letting us review VoidChaster and their Odyssey album. Now, we’re going to wrap it up by talking about the final three sins and concluding the review.