The Butterfly Effect

Australian rock band praised in reviews for evolving from nu/alternative metal toward a melodic, progressive alternative-rock sound. DeBaser reviews highlight the 2001 EP debut, the 2003 album Begins Here, 2006's Imago and 2008's Final Conversation Of Kings, and praise vocalist Clint Boge and guitarist Kurt Goedhart (and bassist Glenn Esmond and drummer Ben Hall).

DeBaser reviews note a 2001 EP debut and full-length albums Begins Here (2003), Imago (2006) and Final Conversation Of Kings (2008); critics praise Clint Boge's vocals and the band's shift toward progressive and melodic songwriting. One review reports that Begins Here reached second on the Australian charts.

Two DeBaser reviews celebrate The Butterfly Effect's evolution from nu/alternative metal toward melodic, progressive alternative rock. Critics single out Clint Boge's vocals and strong songwriting across Begins Here, Imago and Final Conversation Of Kings. Imago in particular is described as a high point; Final Conversation Of Kings is praised for its melodies.

For:Fans of melodic alternative rock, progressive rock and vocal-driven alt-metal.