Auro Control - The Harp - CD

"The Harp" represents a significant milestone for AuroControl, blending the greatness of Power Metal with the depth of Prog Metal and the vibrant rhythms of Bahia-Brazilian percussion. Recorded at Estúdio Fusão in São Paulo and produced by Thiago Bianchi (Noturnall, ex-Shaman), the album features an array of guest appearances from notable
figures in the metal scene like Aquiles Priester (ex-Angra, W.A.S.P.), Felipe Andreoli (Angra) and Jeff Scott Soto (Sons of Anarchy/Sons of Apollo/Solo/ Ex-Journey) to name a few.

Led by vocalist Lucas de Ouro, the band comprises a talented lineup including bassist Thiago "Bonga" Baumgarten, guitarist Lucas Barnery, drummer Davi Britto, and guitarist Diego Pires. With their fast, precise, melodic, virtuous, and energetic sound, AuroControl delivers an amazing auditory experience that leaves a lasting impression.

The album's singles provide a glimpse into the band's essence, showcasing their main influences and delivering energizing anthems with messages that encourage introspection and reflection. As the album unfolds, listeners are taken on a journey through the subjectivity of the human soul, with moments of power and complexity interspersed
with Brazilian percussion and Northeastern rhythms.

The lyrics draw inspiration from dark moments and overcoming difficulties, serving as reflections and invitations to find one's spotlight in life. Metaphors of battling loneliness and transformation resonate throughout, emphasizing the importance of willpower and courage.

AuroControl's evolution as a band is evident in the album, with a unique perspective created through the blending of different influences. As they continue to grow and develop, fans can expect even more depth in future releases.

For fans of bands like Angra, Stratovarius, Helloween, Symphony X, and Dream Theater, "The Harp" offers a refreshing and mature debut album that combines technical prowess with beautiful melodies and melodic ideas. It's a compelling fusion of Power Metal classics and the rhythmic traditions of northeastern Brazil, marking AuroControl as a band to
watch in the metal scene.