Empty Tremor

Empty Tremor is an Italian progressive metal band known for their intricate compositions, technical proficiency, and emotionally charged music. Founded in the early 1990s, the band originally started under the name "Quasar," but later changed their name to Empty Tremor inspired by their desire for a moniker that would reflect the emotive power of their music. Over the years, Empty Tremor has crafted a sound that weaves together the melodicism of progressive rock with the intensity and complexity of metal, while also incorporating elements of symphonic and even classical music into their work.

The band has released several albums that have solidified their status within the progressive metal community. Albums like "Iridium," released in 2010, display the band's growth and maturity, with tracks showcasing technical riffs and captivating melodies. Their 2004 release, "The Alien Inside," delves into personal themes and exemplifies the band's skills in creating thematic and cohesive albums. With earlier works such as "Apocolokyntosys" (1997) and follow-up records such as "Eros and Thanatos" (1999), Empty Tremor established their narrative-driven songwriting and musical virtuosity. "The Ballad of Life" and "Waiting for You" are examples of their passion for crafting songs that resonate with listeners on an emotional level, often exploring the depths of human feeling and existential musings. Empty Tremor has maintained a loyal fanbase throughout their career, and with each release, they confirm their place as a distinguished name in the world of progressive metal.