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Formats and Editions
1. The Memory Hunter
2. Live and Let Go
3. Where Oceans Collide
4. On the Other Side
5. All Our Yesterdays
6. The Edge of Your World
7. Tauerngold
8. What Dreams May Come
9. The Last of His Kind
10. Dynamind
11. The Memory Hunter (Instrumental)
12. Live and Let Go (Instrumental)
13. Where Oceans Collide (Instrumental)
14. On the Other Side (Instrumental)
15. All Our Yesterdays (Instrumental)
16. The Edge of Your World (Instrumental)
17. Tauerngold (Instrumental)
18. What Dreams May Come (Instrumental)
19. The Last of His Kind (Instrumental)
20. Dynamind (Instrumental)
More Info:
AS WE ALL KNOW, MUSIC IS AT IT'S BEST WHEN IT ADDRESSES IT'S LISTENERS AT A NUMBER OF LEVELS. AND THAT'S PRECISELY WHAT EDENBRIDGE DO: the Austrian melodic metal act's material always features - along with it's symphonic qualities - an important emotional-spiritual side. This applies not only to the band's thirteen recordings to date, but also to their latest album Dynamind, scheduled for release on Steamhammer/SPV on 25 October 2019. The atmospherically dense compositions, directed once again mainly by creative mastermind/multi-instrumentalist Lanvall and vocalist Sabine Edelsbacher, combine melodies and grooves, toughness and sensitivity, emotions and intellect, spirit and the subconscious mind. Which better way to document this talent than with a programmatic play on words such as Dynamind? "There's an interesting quote which summarises the deeper meaning of the album title," Sabine Edelsbacher explains. "It says: 'The muscle of consciousness develops through the stress ratio of opposites.'" You should allow this thesis to work on you because it perfectly describes Edenbridge's holistic approach on Dynamind.
