British progressive/technical metal band formed in London. Line-up listed in the review: Jos Geron (vocals), Martin Goulding (guitars), Charlie Griffiths (guitars), Nick Lowczowski (drums), Dave Marks (bass). Album Reality Dysfunction released in 2005.

Per the DeBaser review (emanuele, 2008): music mixes progressive/technical metal with post-thrash, death and jazz-fusion elements; production is clean and well-calibrated; closing track 'From Space To Time' is a 25-minute suite praised for atmosphere and pacing.

A 2008 review of Linear Sphere's 2005 album Reality Dysfunction finds a technically skilled, melodic yet aggressive band. The music mixes progressive and technical metal with post-thrash, death and jazz-fusion touches. Production is noted as clean and well-calibrated. The reviewer highlights the closing 25-minute suite "From Space To Time" as especially successful.

For:Fans of progressive and technical metal who appreciate complex arrangements, jazz-influenced solos and a mix of melodic and aggressive vocals.

 

despite the technical component being present and absolutely audible, what strikes the listener is the ability with which these five Londoners manage to be melodic in some passages and strangely aggressive (having this quality is not exactly a priority in progressive), aggressiveness due not only to the rhythms and always tight guitar riffs but also to the singer's acidic voice, which manages to alternate classical-style lines, where he shows he has a beautiful and warm voice, to others decidedly closer to a kind of scream, not overly exacerbated.

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