Ice Age (band)

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Ice Age was a progressive band from New York City, USA.

Founded by guitarist Jimmy Pappas, vocalist/keyboardist Josh Pincus, drummer Hal Aponte and bassist Arron DiCesare, the band released their debut album in 1999, titled The Great Divide. followed in 2001, both on Magna Carta Records.^[1]

Ice Age were influenced by pop/progressive bands such as Yes, Kansas and Rush, but also by more modern progressive metal bands like Queensrÿche, and Dream Theater.^[1]

In 2006, the band officially changed their name to . This was accompanied by an announced shift in the band's music - less overt progressive experimentation, with closer attention paid to melodic structure and songcraft. In this incarnation the band released the , made available through the band's websites. They had previously released the (2004) as Ice Age. Shortly after the second EP's release, the group disbanded.

Discography[]

• The Great Divide (1999)
• (2001)
• (2004)
• (2006) (Released under band name )

See also[]

• Tool (band)
• Tesseract (band)
• Socionic (band)
• Judgement Day (band)

References[]

External links[]

• Ice Age's official site
• Soulfractured's official site
• Magna Carta - Artists - Ice Age

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