Entering Polaris releases video trailer for the coming albums 

Welcome to the ENTERING POLARIS double-album 'Myths In Motion' and 'Songs Of Ivory And Obsidian'!

The two records within this release are two very different sides of the same coin – one is electric, energetic, heavy and progressive, while the other is acoustic, haunting and melancholic, with piano, (real) string sections, choirs and classical percussion.

The brand new Progressive Metal double-album, featuring 19 songs and more than 1,5 hours of music, will be released on 2 CDs and as a luxury 3-LP trifold package, with inlays featuring full artwork, lyrics and liner notes. The vinyl edition is limited to 250 copies.

Both albums will be released on SEPTEMBER 5TH 2024 and feature:

Working as a guitarist, producer and songwriter in a host of bands through the years, such as Ostrogoth, Thorium and others, Tom Tee launched Entering Polaris in 2018 with the debut album ‘Godseed’. The idea behind Entering Polaris is to realise a long overdue dream: creating music that not only unites influences from all the kinds of music Tom has loved since his teenage years, but which also brings together a plethora of stunning vocalists from all across the scene.

Due to the large number of songs that are continuously being written – and born from the aspiration to up the ante and take the bold and ambitious route – the decision was made to write and produce not one, not two or even three, but four full-length albums in one year.

These records are:

Album 1: Atlantean Shores – six-string guitars; melodic/progressive Metal

Album 2: And Silently the Age Did Pass – fully acoustic; dark and atmospheric

Album 3: Myths in Motion – seven-string guitars; modern, heavy and progressive

Album 4: Songs of Ivory and Obsidian – all piano; delicate and emotional

The first two of these records were released in June 2023, comprising the albums ‘Atlantean Shores’ & ‘And Silently The Age Did Pass’.

This year, on September 5th 2024, the next two albums ‘Myths In Motion’ and ‘Songs Of Ivory And Obsidian’ will see the light of day. Again in Yin-Yang fashion, both records contrast between heavy and electric on one hand, and subtle and acoustic on the other.

Watch the video here.