Vultress
Vultress is a progressive rock, heavy-prog band: Jordan Gaboian (guitar) Paul Uhrina (drums) and Anthony Capuano.
(Vox/keys)
On Hypnopompia, the band fuses prog rock, metal, modern heady alt-rock and other eclectic influences.
Critics called their debut:
"[A] flabbergastingly high-quality release" (Scene Point Blank)
"one of the finest recordings ever of a debuting band" (Background Magazine)
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