”Symmetry in motion” is the second album from Swedish AOR band Elevener. Their first album, ”When kaleidoscopes collide” was released in 2008 and brought the band a lot of well deserved praise. For the first album, Elevener was really just a two piece, with Johan Bergquist covering vocals, keyboards and bass, and Anton Roos handling the drums and guitar work. This time round, Elevener is a proper band with three new members drafted in.<\/p>\n
The album has a mix of ballads (”Dare to love” and ”For the time we share”), up-tempo songs (such as ”Never would I”), and classic AOR (for example ”Just as I thought”).<\/p>\n
Symmetry in Motion is a good strong album with no weak tracks on it, but equally there are no songs that really stand out as being excellent either – what you have here is eleven good tracks.<\/p>\n
Elevener are:<\/p>\n
Pierre Wensberg – Vocals
\nMagnus Lindqvist – Guitars
\nRobert Garnold – Bass
\nJohan Bergquist – Keyboards
\nAnton Roos – Drums<\/p>\n
Track listing:<\/p>\n
1. Just as I thought
\n2. Hypnotized
\n3. Written in your eyes
\n4. Dare to love
\n5. Never would I
\n6. Heal me
\n7. Cage of broken dreams
\n8. Tearing me down
\n9. For the times we share
\n10. You got what it takes
\n11. Modern times<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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