If the Bulb Archives series has taught us anything about its creator, it’s that he is a musician of many talents and tastes. Misha Mansoor is known as the shredding djent guitarist that drives his main band, Periphery, but there are many more facets to the artist that bear looking at. Over the course of the previous releases in this series, thus far, we have seen him dabble in everything from the obvious (heavy djent magic) to prog rock, pop-punk, delicate feels, and a variety of other shades and colours. With Archives: Orchestral, we get a full album of another area about which he clearly feels passionate, and this time there is not a 7-string weapon in sight. The record is more soundtrack-based than composing for an orchestra, but this is no real surprise knowing Mansoor’s musical person...
The Dusk in Us
1.A Single Tear 2.Eye of the Quarrel 3.Under Duress 4.Arkhipov Calm 5.I Can Tell You About Pain 6.The Dusk in Us 7.Wildlife 8.Murk & Marrow 9.Trigger 10.Broken By Light 11.Cannibals 12.Thousands of Miles Between Us 13.Reptilian
