''Hemina are a 4 piece Progressive Metal band from Sydney, Australia. The band's sound has been described as a unique combination of hard hitting syncopated grooves, lush synth backwashes, multi-part vocal harmonies, memorable leads with a focus on songwriting and emotion.''
Genre - Progressive Metal
Location - Sydney, Australia
Discography
As We Know It (EP) (2010)
Synthetic (2012)
Nebulae (2014)
Venus (2016)
Night Echoes (2019)
Romancing The Ether (2023)
Current Line-Up
Douglas Skene - Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards
Mitch Coull - Vocals, Guitars
Jessica Martin - Vocals, Bass
Nathan McMahon - Vocals, Drums
I first discovered them around the time they released the epic Venus album in 2016 and was hooked instantly. The way they can just compile these musical layers together with the focus on the songs conveying a lot of emotion is something I always love in prog bands. It does take several listens of each album to truly grasp the beauty of their songwriting as far as discovering every layer whether it's the synths, the heavier and faster prog sections, the harmonies and multi part vocals especially the shared dynamic with the female and male vocals. They recently released the one song album Romancing The Ether which is another wonderful addition to an already varied discography. They are an extremely underrated Australian band that deserves to be heard by a lot more people.
Some Videos
Revelations
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The Collective Unconsciousness
Genre - Progressive Metal
Location - Sydney, Australia
Discography
As We Know It (EP) (2010)
Synthetic (2012)
Nebulae (2014)
Venus (2016)
Night Echoes (2019)
Romancing The Ether (2023)
Current Line-Up
Douglas Skene - Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards
Mitch Coull - Vocals, Guitars
Jessica Martin - Vocals, Bass
Nathan McMahon - Vocals, Drums
I first discovered them around the time they released the epic Venus album in 2016 and was hooked instantly. The way they can just compile these musical layers together with the focus on the songs conveying a lot of emotion is something I always love in prog bands. It does take several listens of each album to truly grasp the beauty of their songwriting as far as discovering every layer whether it's the synths, the heavier and faster prog sections, the harmonies and multi part vocals especially the shared dynamic with the female and male vocals. They recently released the one song album Romancing The Ether which is another wonderful addition to an already varied discography. They are an extremely underrated Australian band that deserves to be heard by a lot more people.
Some Videos
Revelations
Flicker
The Collective Unconsciousness