TesseracT's Polaris / Errai is a masterful blend of djent, progressive metal, and progressive rock, showcasing the band's exceptional skill in crafting intricate and immersive soundscapes. Released on 16 September 2016 via Kscope, this hour-long, five-minute journey is a testament to TesseracT's innovative approach to music.
The album's tracklist is a carefully curated selection of songs, including Dystopia, Hexes, Survival, Tourniquet, Utopia, Phoenix, Messenger, Cages, Seven Names, and reworked versions of Survival, Cages, Tourniquet, and Seven Names, dubbed Errai. This dual approach allows TesseracT to demonstrate their versatility and depth, as they seamlessly transition between aggressive, polyrhythmic passages and more atmospheric, introspective moments.
Throughout Polaris / Errai, TesseracT's technical prowess is on full display, with complex time signatures and soaring vocal melodies that underscore the band's commitment to pushing the boundaries of progressive music. With its thought-provoking themes and sonic experimentation, Polaris / Errai is a must-listen for fans of TesseracT and anyone drawn to the cutting edge of progressive metal and rock.