United States
Rock

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The music of Voice Of Glass blends expressive melodies with intricate arrangements while channeling deep emotions and spiritual themes. From their early days in Bulgaria to their evolution in the U.S., Voice Of Glass has remained committed to originality. Their music refuses to fit into a box, fusing gothic, metal, alternative, progressive, and hard rock elements into a powerful sonic experience. At the core of Voice Of Glass lies a belief in music as a transparent reflection of the soul—an unfiltered voice that speaks directly to the listener’s emotions. Their layered songwriting and rich production craft a sound that is as moving as it is powerful. With a passion for innovation and a relentless creative drive, the band is ready to reach new audiences and honor their calling with each song, staying true to their artistic and spiritual purpose.

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The Metalverse
"The band's gothic atmospheres create a huge sense of space, blending hard rock and metal with a grandiose musical style."
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Ever Metal
"If you like the more accessible direction that After Forever took after the success of ‘Energize Me’ melded with some of the technical prowess of Tool and the creamy, dreamy wallowing in sensation of the likes of Waterglass and Siouxsie, then you’re gonna dig Voice Of Glass." — Dark Juan
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Metal Noise
"Voice Of Glass [prove] to be a multifaceted beast, capable of turning their hand to whatever suits their mood, creating something captivating and emotive from it that will make you pause for thought." — DJ Vapour
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Progressive Rock Central
"Voice Of Glass’ Epos is a great way to introduce your ears to their music. Think of Annie Lennox – like vocals matched with metal guitar soloing that will take you back to your favorite metal albums. It is magnificent. If you are in search of a new sound, in this new year, make Voice of Glass’ Epos your first choice. This is first rate music that must be heard! Highly recommended!" — Professor Mark
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