Albums


 

THE ART OF LOSS
(2016, Metal Blade Records)

 

1."The Art of Loss"
2."Slouching Towards Bethlehem"
3."Damaged"
4."Hope Dies Last"
5."That Golden Light"
6."Thirty Silver"
7."The Center of the Fire"
8."Love, Reign o'er Me" (The Who cover)
9."Say Something" (A Great Big World cover, not present on the CD version)
10."At Day's End"

Band Members:
Ray Alder - Vocals
Nick van Dyk - Guitars, Keyboards
Sean Andrews - Bass
Chris Quirarte - Drums

Guest Musicians:
John Bush - Vocals (8)
Chris Poland - Guitars (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Simone Mularoni - Guitars (1, 2, 9)
Marty Friedman - Guitars (3, 6)
Chris Broderick - Guitars (6)
Parker van Dyk - backing vocals (9)

Writer:
Pete Townshend

THIS MORTAL COIL
(2011, Metal Blade Records)

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1."Path of the Whirlwind"
2."Blink of An Eye"
3."No Tickets to the Funeral"
4."Dreams From the Pit"
5."Noonday Devil"
6."Let It Rain"
7."Focus"
8."Perfect"
9."Begin Again"
10."Stronger Than Death"
11."Departure of the Pale Horse"

Band Members:
Ray Alder - Vocals (except on 'Precious Things')
Bernie Versailles - Guitars
Nick van Dyk - Guitars, Keyboards
Greg Hosharian - Keyboards
Sean Andrews - Bass
Chris Quirarte - Drums

Guest Musicians:
Anna Kristina - Vocals on 'Precious Things'
Gary Wehrkamp - Keyboard solos

Production:

Drums recorded and album mixed by Neil Kernon
All music written by Redemption
All lyrics by Nick Van Dyk
Artwork by Travis Smith

SNOWFALL ON JUDGEMENT DAY
(2009, InsideOut Music)

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1. "Peel" 
2. "Walls"
3. "Leviathan Rising"
4. "Black and White World"
5. "Unformed"
6. "Keep Breathing"
7. "Another Day Dies" feat. James LaBrie
8. "What Will You Say"
9. "Fistful of Sand" 
10. "Love Kills Us All / Life in One Day" 

Band Members:
Ray Alder - Vocals
Sean Andrews - Bass
Bernie Versailles - Guitars
Nick van Dyk - Guitars, Keyboards
Greg Hosharian - Keyboards
Chris Quirarte - Drums

Guest Musicians:
James LaBrie - Vocals on 'Another Day Dies'

THE ORIGINS OF RUIN
(2007, InsideOut Music)

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1."The Suffocating Silence"
2."Bleed Me Dry"
3."The Death of Faith and Reason"
4."Memory"
5."The Origins of Ruin"
6."Man of Glass"
7."Blind My Eyes"
8."Used to Be"
9."Fall on You"

Band Members:
Ray Alder - Vocals
Nick van Dyk - Guitars, Keyboards
Bernie Versailles - Guitars
Sean Andrews - Bass
Chris Quirarte - Drums

THE FULLNESS OF TIME
(2005, Sensory Records)

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1."Threads"
2."Parker's Eyes"
3."Scarred"
4."Sapphire"
5."The Fullness of Time"

Band Members:
Ray Alder - Vocals
Nick van Dyk - Guitars, Keyboards
Bernie Versailles - Guitars
James Sherwood - Bass
Chris Quirarte - Drums

REDEMPTION
(2003, Sensory Records)

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1."Desperation"

2."Nocturnal" (Written by Van Dyk, Chris Roy, Bernie Versailles)
3."Window to Space"
4."As I Lay Dying"
5."Something Wicked This Way Comes"

Band Members:
Rick Mythiasin - vocals
Bernie Versailles - guitars
Nick Van Dyk - guitars, bass, keyboards
Jason Rullo - drums

Guest Musicians:
Michael Romeo - keyboards, orchestrations
Ray Alder - vocals on "Desperation - Part II"
Mark Zonder - drums on "As I Lay Dying"

REVIEWS

Ray Alder and Nick Van Dyk is always a winning combination, and The Art of Loss is no exception. (Not to put down the rest of the bad, who are equally as great. Get better soon Bernie!) I had one issue with the album and it was that Hope Dies Last was such a fantastic song full of inspiring imagery that I could not seem to stop replaying it and get to the rest of the album. When I eventually did let it play past that song, I was glad I did because the next song - That Golden Light - is amazing as well. The whole album is great, really. Thanks for the music guys, I can’t wait to see what you do next!
— On the art of loss
Sometimes super-groups result in something bland; a collection of musicians from other bands that get together to make something weaker than what their individual members can concoct. Thankfully, this prog-metal ensemble does not fail. Composed of Jason Rullo (Symphony X), Rick Mythiasin (ex-Steel Prophet), Bernie Versailles (Fates Warning) and headed by mastermind Nick Van Dyk, the album is a dark and rapid progressive effort. Most of the artwork was done by Travis Smith, whose portfolio includes some of the darkest and most lush landscapes in the metal scene. It is very fitting with the dark music that Van Dyk and company have arranged.
— On Redemption
This is definitely one of Redemption’s best works to date. They are one of the only bands left that have me pre-ordering CD’s on sight and for good reason. In an era where we all have hard disks full of music, I still want every physical piece of media these guys release on my shelf.
— On Art of Loss