Enchant is an American progressive rock band renowned within the genre for their dynamic compositions, intricate lyrics, and skillful musicianship. Formed in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1989, their sound is characterized by the melding of complex instrumental arrangements with emotive vocal melodies, often drawing comparisons to giants of the genre such as Rush and Dream Theater. Over the years, Enchant has built a loyal following with their immersive narratives and technical prowess.

The band's discography showcases a consistent evolution in their sound, starting from their 1993 debut, "A Blueprint Of The World," which immediately set a high standard for the emerging neo-progressive movement. Their albums, such as "Wounded," "Time Lost," and the more recent "The Great Divide," released in 2014, reflect a band that's unafraid to explore and expand their musical horizons while maintaining a distinct identity. "Live At Last," a live recording from 2004, captures the band's energetic and engaging stage presence, providing fans with a glimpse of Enchant's ability to translate their intricate studio work into compelling live performances. Despite not being mainstream chart-toppers, Enchant has carved out a niche within the prog-rock community, and their music continues to inspire a new generation of listeners seeking depth and complexity in rock music.

Genres

Neo-progressive

Progressive Metal

Progressive Rock

Latest Release

The Great Divide

Enchant

Album - 8 Tracks - Released September 30, 2014