Crossing Over, by Slaves To Fashion

Crossing Over

by Slaves To Fashion

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1.	Father & Son 05:06	buy track
2.	Promises 03:38	buy track
3.	The Garden 04:17	buy track
4.	Where the Rain Falls 03:51	buy track
5.	Crossing Over 04:23	buy track
6.	The Line 03:06	buy track
7.	World of Things 04:38	buy track
8.	The Other Side 04:23	buy track
9.	How Much More than a Dream 03:03	buy track
10.	The Altar of Love 05:04	buy track
11.	Why 04:41	buy track
12.	Out of the Rain 08:24	buy track

about

The debut album of Slaves To Fashion released in 2007 under the band name P:O:B. "Crossing Over" is an ambitious concept album about a lost boy searching for his identity in the confusing world around him. The musical style is progressive metal with a strong leaning towards melody.

credits

released May 18, 2007

Johannes Støle: vocals, keys, percussion
Torfinn Sirnes: guitars, programming
Rudolf Fredly: bass

Daniel Flores: drums
Harald Levang: drums
Daniel Palmqvist: guitar solo on "The Other Side"
Paul Hansen: harmony vocals on "How Much More Than a Dream"
Thomas Nilsson: cello
Kjetil Lundø: double bass

Produced by Torfinn Sirnes and Johannes Støle
Mixed by Daniel Flores at Sound vs. Science Studios, Stockholm, Sweden
Mastered by Mika Jussila at Finnvox Studios, Helsinki, Finland

Cover art by Torfinn Sirnes and Steinar Iversen Reklamebyrå
Cover photo by Jin Akiko

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Slaves To Fashion Haugesund, Norway

Norwegian band SLAVES TO FASHION released two albums and toured Norway, Finland and Germany between 2007 and 2014 playing a melodic progressive metal.

In 2020 the band returns with the ambitious concept album project "The History of Heavy Metal". The band is releasing one new song each month that honors and pays tribute to the different time periods and subgenres from 50 years of heavy metal. ... more