Spheres: Compliments with fractals and other psychedelic landscapes.

Spheres is sharing its first single Spiritual Journey in the form of a music video. It has a really drawn-out and intricate bridge section that the band compliments with fractals and other psychedelic landscapes.

Jonathan Lino : Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards, Producer, Sound Engineer

Olivier Moreau : Guitars

Clémence Santé : Bass

Jesse Haddad : Drums

Cécile Delpoïo : Shooting, Editing

Lucas Bachelet : VFX Artist

Guillaume Daudin : Light Engineer

Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Lino.

Arrangements by Spheres.

Lyrics:

Clown , making my way down

Frown, walking on the town

Borderline , there is truth in wine

Hurled , searching for my world

But nothing really changed

I always feel estranged

I’d like to take those planes across the land. Take me over that pain .

But nothing really changed

I always feel estranged

I’d like to take those trains across the plain and up the mountain

Drunk , until night was done

Stunk , my heart weighs a ton

Drowned , to the next sundown

Moved on , to another town

But nothing really changed

I always feel estranged

I’d like to take those planes across the land. Take me over that pain .

But nothing really changed

I always feel estranged

I’d like to take those trains across the plain and up the mountain

Up the mountain

Walk that path again

The shakes are clear

And the vision appears

Delirium tremens

My own demons

This panic is manic,

Now I’m feeling frantic

My lost emotions

Ghost on the perdition

Arriving at the top

Sweating the last drop

it is hard to find love when you don’t love yourself

I’m a barred, searching dove but I won’t of myself

My heart charred , my behove to the lord of Death

it is hard to find love when you don’t love yourself

Love !!! Life !!!

Joy , and not sorrow

Is my destined end or way

But to act, that each tomorrow

Find me farther than today

Please , listen to what I say

Now i will weigh

Life of decency

Always say « I’m sorry »

Spiritual journey

Comes to an end

My inner attorney

The great chaman

The great chaman

The great chaman

Paris’ Spheres will be offering up their next canvas of progressive metal in the form of their second full-length Helios via M&O Music (distribution Season of Mist) on September 23rd. The album follows their highly praised 2019 debut Ionos, which the band supported across Belgium, the Netherlands, and their home country of France including a performance at Hellfest.

Helios sees a fresh new lineup with founding member and album producer Jonathan Lino (Vocals, Guitars) joined by Olivier Moreau (Backing Vocals, Guitars), Clémence Santé (Bass), Jesse Haddad (Drums), and Marco Walczak (Keyboards) (studio only). The recording quintet is now inviting fans on a new spiritual journey into a dystopian world for the band’s sophomore record.

«Jonathan Lino had written an entire album’s worth of songs and wanted to form a new line-up for both studio recordings and live shows. It’s fairly different from the first album in terms of dynamics as it has much more contrast between and within songs (it even has one track that I wrote, whereas all the previous songs were written by Jonathan L.). There are a plethora of contrasts and textures that inhabit this record: From sharp riffs to ethereal melodies, from clean singing to growls and screams, the atmosphere oscillates between dream and frenzy… Everything is designed to push the listener’s boundaries and invite them to take part in this journey. We hope that fans will notice that». says Olivier Moreau (Guitar).

«We’re glad to release Spiritual Journey as the first single from Helios This is by far the most personal song on the record, as well as one of the most memorable. It shows the new direction Speheres is heading in while keeping some of the secrets intact for people to discover upon the record’s release. It represents a lot of the frustration and sadness we all felt during the last two years while providing a sort of escape from reality, as the title suggests. We put this song out there hoping it resonates with people who have felt the same way, maybe providing a well-deserved dose of psychedelic escape along the way», adds Jonathan Lino (Vocals, Guitars).

Recommended for fans of Opeth, Tool, Mastodon, Gojira, and Devin Townsend, Spheres’ forthcoming album Helios.

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