Globus (music)

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Globus
The world premiere of Globus at The Grand Hall, Wembley, London. It was the last concert held at this location.
The world premiere of Globus at The Grand Hall, Wembley, London. It was the last concert held at this location.
Background information
OriginSanta Monica, California, United States
Genres
Years active2006–present
LabelsImperativa Records
MembersRyan Hanifl
Lisbeth Scott
Scott Ciscon
Anneke van Giersbergen
Christine Navarro
Yoav Goren
Dann Pursey
Tate Simms
Mark Richardson
Jeffrey Fayman
Robert Fripp
Sammy Allen
Kfir Melamed
Hiro Goto
Mike Horick
Bernard Yin
Jane Runnalls
Ariel Mann
Gregg Bissonette
Lindsay Solo
Adam Max Goren
Stacy Wilde
Websitewww.globusmusic.com

Globus is a Santa Monica-based movie trailer music-inspired band consisting of a mix of producers, musicians, and vocalists.[1][2] The band is led by composer and producer Yoav Goren.

History

Foundation

Globus was founded as a result of increasing demand for Immediate Music to make their work available for a wider audience. The band's live world premiere took place in The Grand Hall, Wembley, London, on 26 July 2006 and their first album, Epicon, was released in August of that same year. Feeder's Mark Richardson is featured on drums with guest performances by vocalist Scott Ciscon.

Later years

In 2011 Globus released their second album, Break From This World, with Ciscon returning for some performances together with Dutch singer Anneke van Giersbergen. The latter also actively participated in the album's development, helping write some of the lyrics for the song Mighty Rivers Run.

In the following years, Globus' activity declined, as creative director Yoav Goren worked on other composing and producing projects.

Return

But in mid-2018, the group announced that they had restarted work. On 4 November 2020, a rendition of John Lennon's "Gimme Some Truth" (1971) was released, the band's first studio recording in over 9 years, and the first of a so-called Election 2020 trilogy of covers.[3]

On 25 February 2022, the band released You and I performed by Dann Pursey as the first of three singles[4] for a third studio album Cinematica, which was released on October 14, 2022.[5]

Musical style

Globus is considered to have been a pioneer of the then relatively young Epic Music genre. As a result, their musical style range from orchestral arrangements to symphonic rock with elements of world music and symphonic metal. Some of their compositions have been used as trailer music, such as Preliator, which was featured in the trailers for Spider-Man 2 and The Dukes of Hazzard as well as the "Epic" promo for PlayStation Move. A portion of their Epicon "Preliator" track was used for the final sinking of the Japanese warship "Yamato" feature (2005).

Discography

Studio albums

Epicon (2006)

Source:[6]

No.TitleLead vocalsLength
1."Preliator (source track "Lacrimosa Dominae")"Lisbeth Scott4:28
2."Mighty Rivers Run (source track "Where Mighty Rivers Run")"Anneke van Giersbergen5:13
3."Prelude (On Earth as in Heaven) (source track "Prelude to Paradise")"Dann Pursey5:25
4."Spiritus Khayyam (source tracks "Spiritus Sancte", "Spiritus Elektros" and "Spiritus Omnia")"Shadia5:12
5."La Coronacion (source track "Coronacion")" 4:18
6."Europa (source track "Tales of the Electric Romeo")"Dann Pursey4:03
7."Diem Ex Dei (source track "Fides en Lucius Dei")"Anneke van Giersbergen and Christine Navarro6:04
8."Orchard of Mines (source track "Serenata Immortale")"Dann Pursey5:08
9."Crusaders of the Light (source track "Heroes Crusade")" 5:43
10."Madre Terra (source track "Oratio Sanctus")"Scott Siscon4:12
11."Illumination (source track "Euphrates")"Terry Wood5:44
12."Take Me Away (source track "Armed by Faith" and "Shield of Faith")"Dann Pursey4:22
13."Sarabande Suite (Aeternae) (source tracks "Angel Terreste," "Redeemer," and "Strength and Honor")"Dann Pursey7:46
14."Porque te Vas (Globus Version) (José Luis Perales cover)"Tel Badani4:06
Total length:71:44

Break from This World (2011)

Source:[7]

No.TitleLead vocalsLength
1."The Promise (source track "Atlas")"Lisbeth Scott and Anneke van Giersbergen7:36
2."Wyatt Earth (source track "Wyatt's Torch")"Dann Pursey6:05
3."Doomsday (source track "Iron Warrior" and "Sanctus Immortale")"Lisbeth Scott3:37
4."A Thousand Deaths (source tracks "Grand Inquisition" and "Mercutio")"Ryan Hanifl6:30
5."Save Me"Ryan Hanifl5:55
6."In Memoriam (source track "Journey to the Front")"Scott Siscon4:24
7."Manuela"Ryan Hanifl4:40
8."Amazing Grace"Ryan Hanifl4:53
9."Black Parade (source track "Divide and Conquer")"Dann Pursey5:19
10."One Truth"Lisbeth Scott6:29
11."Terminal"Yoav Goren7:22
12."Elegy (source track "Age of Discovery")"Ryan Hanifl7:25
Total length:70:15

Cinematica (2022)

Source:[8]

No.TitleLead vocalsLength
1."Sprockets" 0:27
2.""Peace in Our Time" (source track "Prometheus Rising")"Ryan Hanifl6:17
3."O California (source track "Iron Giant")"Dann Pursey4:53
4."False Redeemers (source track "Arcana")"Dann Pursey3:28
5."War (source track "Victorious")"Yoav Goren and Lindsay Solo5:53
6."I'm Afraid of Americans (David Bowie cover)"Adam Max Goren and Dann Pursey3:48
7."Peltier: The Art of Healing" 2:19
8."Mighty Ship"Lisbeth Scott5:37
9."Recover"Anneke Van Giersbergen5:00
10."Seraphim"Scott Ciscon2:52
11."Brothers in Arms (source track "Armies of Steel")"Ryan Hanifl4:12
12."You'll Never Walk Alone (Oscar Hammerstein II cover)"Lisbeth Scott4:16
13."Air I Breathe"Adam Max Goren4:14
14."You and I (Album Version) (source track "Day Is at Hand")"Dann Pursey4:57
15."The River"Jane Runnalls4:06
16."Carry the Flame"Stacy Wilde3:48
17."Golden Dream (Letter from Adi Abeyito)"Yoav Goren8:07
Total length:74:50

Live albums

  • Epic Live! (2010)
  • Studio Live (2012)

Singles

  • Prelude (On Earth as in Heaven)
  • Spiritus Khayyam[citation needed]
  • Orchard of Mines
  • Wyatt Earth
  • Preliator[citation needed]
  • Europa[citation needed]
  • Save Me[citation needed]
  • Gimme Some Truth (John Lennon Cover)
  • I'm Afraid Of Americans (David Bowie Cover)
  • Democracy (Leonard Cohen Cover)
  • You and I
  • Brothers In Arms
  • Recover
  • Black Parade (2022 Remaster)

DVDs

  • Live at Wembley (2008)

Band members

  • Yoav Goren - keyboards, Lead vocals
  • Daniel Pursey - guitar, Lead vocals
  • Lisbeth Scott - Lead vocals
  • Scott Ciscon - Lead vocals
  • Anneke van Giersbergen - Lead vocals
  • Ryan Hanifl - guitar, Lead vocals
  • Jane Runnalls - Lead vocals
  • Lindsay Solo - Lead vocals
  • Adam Max Goren - Lead vocals
  • Stacy Wilde - Lead vocals
  • Christine Navarro - backing vocals
  • Sammy Allen - backing vocals
  • Tate Simms - bass
  • Mark Richardson - lead drums
  • Jeffrey Fayman - percussion, drums
  • Robert Fripp - guitar
  • Kfir Melamed - bass
  • Hiro Goto - strings
  • Mike Horick - drums
  • Bernard Yin - guitars
  • Ariel Mannn - guitars

See also

For more orchestral bands related to Globus (music), see the Trailer music article.

References

  1. ^ "'Trailer Music Live' Event at the Broad Stage on June 27th". Santa Monica Sun. June 1, 2009. Retrieved 30 September 2012.
  2. ^ Kelly, Stephen (August 25, 2011). "Movie trailer music: it's not what you think". The Guardian. Retrieved August 25, 2011.
  3. ^ "'Imperativa Records' post on Facebook.com". Imperativa Records, Inc. January 19, 2021. Retrieved 15 November 2022.
  4. ^ "'The band - reborn' post in News section of GlobusMusic.com". Imperativa Records, Inc. 2022. Retrieved 15 November 2022.
  5. ^ "'Cinematica!' post in News section of GlobusMusic.com". Imperativa Records, Inc. 2022. Retrieved 15 November 2022.
  6. ^ "Epicon". MetaBrainz Foundation. Retrieved November 15, 2022.
  7. ^ "Break From This World". MetaBrainz Foundation. Retrieved November 15, 2022.
  8. ^ "Cinematica". Bandcamp. Retrieved November 15, 2022.

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