1. PLANET SARCASM – A PLEASANT SHADE OF GRAY, PT. II
2. MAYADOME – THE STRAND
3. STEEL PROPHET – THE APPARITION
4. SPIRAL ARCHITECT – PRELUDE TO RUIN
5. DREAMLINE – NOTHING LEFT TO SAY
6. VENDETTA – MONUMENT
7. PRIMARY – OUTSIDE LOOKING IN
8. FINALXIT – THE ELEVENTH HOUR
9. REIGNSTORM – WE ONLY SAY GOODBYE
10. MORPHEUS WEB – THE SORCERESS
11. SOUDSCAPE – FATA MORGANA
12. WOLVERINE – A PLEASANT SHADE OF GRAY, PT. XII
In 1999, while we were still known as Dreamline, we were invited to contribute a track to Through Different Eyes: A Tribute to Fates Warning. We chose “Nothing Left to Say,” from Fates Warning’s Perfect Symmetry, an album and a band that had been a huge influence on us.
This recording ended up becoming an important milestone for the band. It was the first Dreamline recording to be professionally released and, although we didn’t know it at the time, it also came right at the end of that era of the band.
Shortly after recording “Nothing Left to Say,” we headed back into the studio and started working on the songs that would become Dying to Remember. Somewhere along the way, Dreamline became All That I Bleed, and things started moving pretty quickly from there.
So while this may be a relatively small entry in our discography, it captures the band at a pretty important moment: right between where we started and what came next.
Released: Planet Sarcasm Records, 1999
Formats: CD
Mastered at: Max Trax Studios by Paul Benedetti
Art Direction: Mike Gray
Album Cover: “Old Man’s Eyes” by Brian Sacawa
Layout: Brett Portzer
