Solarsphere
Chicago, IL
Metal / Progressive Symphonic
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Hello!

We have some exciting things going on in the band to share with you:

 

Lineup Changes:

We would love to give a warm welcome to Tony Stamas our newest member on guitar and Scott Eriksen whom we've been working with for a few months now on drums!

 

5 Song EP:

We are currently working on recording a 5 song EP entitled, "Out of the Ashes" expected to be completed sometime before the new year. Keep an ear out! Being recorded at Gremlen Studios in Aurora, IL Album artwork being done by ours truly: Mike Rutledge (Bass). Bass and drum tracks are laid down, scheduled to go in this weekend to lay down guitar and keyboard tracks.

 

Song List:

The Phoenix

Sick Pleasure

Your Escape

Machinery of Heaven

Piece of Mind

 

In the Studio Video up on Reverbnation:

Video now available documenting our progress in the studio and having some fun!

 

CD release show to be set up soon, more info TBA

Thank you for your continued support!

 

Rachel, Mike, Scott, Tony



PRESS

"On their debut demo, Solarsphere plays symphonic metal with all the conviction of a veteran band. This is a positive step in the right direction for this young Chicago band."  Review by Tony Cannella, Solarsphere - "Demo" (2011)

"From Chicago, Illinois, the band Solarsphere plays melodic symphonic metal, adding a touch of other influences here-and-there to create their debut 3-song demo. Solarsphere is led by vocalist Rachel Sabine. She has got a beautiful, melodic slightly operatic style to her voice...This is a good start...Starting off with drums, bass and Rachel’s vocals, the song slowly builds as a rock solid guitar riff joins in. This song has loads of atmosphere (thanks in part to the haunting keyboard arrangement) and a simply addicting melody... is a Beautiful start to the 13-minute demo."  Review by Tony Cannella, Solarsphere - "Demo" (2011)

"...and then the stage was prepared for the next act, Solarsphere. Now it was time for fully amped metal! They kicked off the show with heavy guitar-riffs accompanied by keyboards in the background. Then when Rachel Sabine delivered the vocals, they revealed their true genre: symphonic metal. The operatic style vocals brought a nice contrast to the music. They played a good variety of songs, many with prominent melodic sections, others that were quite heavy."  Joel Beverley-The Happy Headbanger, Friday, August 26, 2011 DAME NATION 2011 (Concert review from July 29th, 2011)


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