About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Outer Isolation' was released in 2011, Vektor had built a reputation with their debut album 'Black Future' (2009). This sophomore effort marked their artistic evolution, showcasing more intricate compositions and ambitious lyrical themes that delve into existential and technological concepts.
Why it matters
'Outer Isolation' received critical acclaim for its technical proficiency, leading to increased visibility in the thrash metal scene. It was noted by multiple publications for pushing genre boundaries and has influenced modern metal bands looking to incorporate progressive elements into their sound.
Essential tracks
- "Cosmic Cortex" — This opening track sets the stage with its expansive structure and intricate guitar work, exemplifying the album's thematic depth.
- "Dying World" — With its urgent tempo and thought-provoking lyrics about environmental decay, this track highlights the band's ability to merge social commentary with technical musicianship.
- "Fast Paced Society" — This song combines relentless rhythms with a critique of modern life, showcasing Vektor's knack for blending narrative with musical complexity.
Release Date
January 1, 2011
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Cosmic Cortex 10:23
- 2 Echoless Chamber 5:15
- 3 Dying World 5:19
- 4 Tetrastructural Minds 5:21
- 5 Venus Project 6:47
- 6 Dark Creations, Dead Creators 3:25
- 7 Fast Paced Society 6:45
- 8 Outer Isolation 8:28
