- progressive metal
- 45 min
- 6 tracks
- Sensory
The Towers of Avarice is Zero Hour's second album, and their first on the Sensory record label. The album is conceptual, with a story reminiscent of the Silent Era movie Metropolis.
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Grave, classical in form, contemporary and spare.
- gravecomic
- classical in formformally daring
- contemporarynostalgic
- sparerichly built
- rawmeticulous
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Tracks
- 1The Towers of Avarice7:52
- 2The Subterranean4:12
- 3Stratagem8:06
- 4Reflections3:56
- 5Demise and Vestige15:48
- 6The Ghosts of Dawn5:31
6 tracks, 45 minutes.
About the album
- Artist
- Zero Hour
- Label
- Sensory
- Released
- March 6, 2001
- Type
- Album
- Format
- HDCD
- Country
- US
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