description Voyager - Ghost Mile Overview
Ghost Mile is a 2017 studio album by the Australian progressive metal band Voyager, based in Perth, Western Australia. The album combines melodic progressive metal with electronic elements, pop-influenced vocal lines, and technically arranged guitar and keyboard parts. Voyager formed in the late 1990s and later gained wider public recognition representing Australia at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2023 with the song "Promise." Ghost Mile reflects the band's approach of integrating accessible melodies within progressive metal frameworks.
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When and where did Voyager release Ghost Mile?
Ghost Mile was released in 2017 by Voyager, the progressive-metal band based in Perth, Western Australia. The original album was associated with IAV Records, while later editions were handled by Season of Mist.
Who plays on Ghost Mile?
Daniel Estrin handles lead vocals and keyboards, with Simone Dow and Scott Kay on guitars, Alex Canion on bass, and Ashley Doodkorte on drums. Their lineup combines melodic vocals, synth parts, djent guitar, and progressive-metal rhythm work.
What are the opening and closing tracks on Ghost Mile?
The album opens with Ascension, which runs for about 5 minutes and 22 seconds. It closes with As the City Takes the Night, a track lasting about 6 minutes and 25 seconds.
What is included with the Ghost Mile reissue?
The 2020 CD reissue includes the original album plus three live bonus tracks: Ghost Mile, The Meaning of I, and Lost. The official Bandcamp page also lists a red-and-black marbled 12-inch vinyl edition limited to 500 copies.
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