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TesseracT - Altered State

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'Altered State' is the second studio album by the British progressive metal band TesseracT, released in 2013. It is the only album to feature vocalist Ashe O'Hara and represents a significant shift toward atmospheric and ambient soundscapes. The album moves away from the heavier, traditional djent elements of their earlier work, focusing instead on fluid, melodic compositions and dense, reverb-heavy production. It appeals to listeners interested in the more introspective and ambient side of modern progressive metal.

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Who is the vocalist on TesseracT's Altered State?

The 2013 album features replacement vocalist Ashe O'Hara. He stepped in after the departure of previous singer Elliot Coleman and prior to the eventual return of the band's original vocalist, Daniel Tompkins.

How does Altered State differ from TesseracT's other albums?

The album pursues a much more atmospheric and ambient direction within progressive metal, moving away from the heavier, distorted riffs of their debut 'One.' It is divided into four distinct, continuous thematic movements.

Did Altered State win any major awards?

Yes, the album was critically acclaimed and helped earn TesseracT an award for Best New Band at the Progressive Music Awards. The 2013 album was released via Century Media Records.

Who plays bass on TesseracT's Altered State?

Amos Williams handles the bass duties on the album, utilizing a heavily effects-driven, djent-inspired tone. The band self-produced the record alongside guitarist Acle Kahney.

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