Concealing Fate

Concealing Fate is the debut EP by British progressive metal band Tesseract, released on 11 October 2010. "This is a concept album based on life and its obstacles," said vocalist Daniel Tompkins which was featured on a bonus DVD along with their first studio album One. Concealing Fate is split into 6 parts: Acceptance, Deception, The Impossible, Perfection, Epiphany, and Origin. A live studio play through of Concealing Fate was also included as a bonus DVD along with One and a video for Deception (Concealing Fate Part 2) was released in 2010.

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Concealing Fate
EP by
Tesseract
Released11 October 2010
RecordedMetropolis Studios, UK and 4D Sounds
GenreProgressive metal, djent
Length27:36
LabelCentury Media
ProducerAcle Kahney
Tesseract chronology
Concealing Fate
(2010)		 One
(2011)

Track listing

All tracks are written by Tesseract.

No.TitleLength
1."Concealing Fate"

  • I. "Acceptance" (8:33)
  • II. "Deception" (5:17)
  • III. "The Impossible" (4:50)
  • IV. "Perfection" (2:38)
  • V. "Epiphany" (1:29)
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  • VI. "Origin" (4:44)"
27:36
Total length:27:36

Personnel
  • Acle Kahney – guitars
  • Jay Postones – drums
  • James Monteith – guitars
  • Amos Williams – bass
  • Daniel Tompkins – vocals
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References
  1. Eduardo Rivadavia. "Concealing Fate – Tesseract | Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards | AllMusic". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 27 July 2013.
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