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2 Discography  



2.1  Studio albums  







3 Band members  



3.1  Current  





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{{Short description|French metal band}}

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{{Infobox musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians -->

{{Infobox musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians -->

| background = group_or_band

| background = group_or_band

| origin = [[France]]

| image = Spheric Universe Experience - French Prog Metal Band.jpg

| caption = Spheric Universe Experience - during the essence of progression tour in 2009

| origin = France

| genre = [[Progressive metal]], [[symphonic metal]]

| genre = [[Progressive metal]], [[symphonic metal]]

| years_active = 1999−Present

| years_active = 1999−Present

| label = [[Sensory Records]]

| label = [[Sensory Records]], [[Nightmare Records]]

| website = [http://www.sphericuniversexp.com/ www.sphericuniversexp.com/]

| website = [http://www.sphericuniversexp.com/ www.sphericuniversexp.com/]

| current_members = Fred Colombo, Vince Benaim, John Drai, Frank Garcia.

| current_members = Fred Colombo, Vince Benaim, John Drai, Frank Garcia.

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'''Spheric Universe Experience''' is a band from [[France]] formed in 1999 which employ [[progressive metal]] with [[symphonic]] elements.

'''Spheric Universe Experience''' is a French [[progressive metal]] band formed in 1999, which employ progressive metal with [[symphonic]] elements.



==Biography==

==Biography==

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The band split due to musical disagreements in August 2002. Benaim, Drai and Colombo continued under the name ''Spheric Universe Experience''. The band then spent eight months writing an album, which was recorded at a home studio in April 2003 with session vocalist Franck Garcia. The vocals were recorded in a professional studio, and Garcia's performance impressed the band so much he was invited to join on a permanent basis. The 2003 demo ''The Burning Box'' was sent to [[Intromental Management]] in Denmark, who offered them a deal.

The band split due to musical disagreements in August 2002. Benaim, Drai and Colombo continued under the name ''Spheric Universe Experience''. The band then spent eight months writing an album, which was recorded at a home studio in April 2003 with session vocalist Franck Garcia. The vocals were recorded in a professional studio, and Garcia's performance impressed the band so much he was invited to join on a permanent basis. The 2003 demo ''The Burning Box'' was sent to [[Intromental Management]] in Denmark, who offered them a deal.



Since then the band have gone through a number of lineup changes and have in total released four albums.

Since then the band have gone through a number of lineup changes and have in total released five studio albums.



==Discography==

==Discography==

===Studio albums===


===Studio Albums===


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|2005

|2005

|''Mental Torments''

|''Mental Torments'' - Nightmare Records

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|2007

|2007

|''Anima''

|''Anima'' - Sensory Records

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|-

|2009

|2009

|''Unreal''

|''Unreal'' - Sensory Records

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|-

|2012

|2012

|''The New Eve''

|''The New Eve'' - Nightmare Records

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|2022

|''Back Home''

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|}

|}



==Band members==

==Band members==

===Current===


===Current members===

*Fred Colombo − Keyboard

*Fred Colombo − Keyboard

*Vince Benaim - Guitar

*Vince Benaim - Guitar

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*Romain Goulon - Drums

*Romain Goulon - Drums



===Former members===

===Former===

*Samuel Boulade - Drums

*Samuel Boulade - Drums

*Volodia Brice - Drums

*Volodia Brice - Drums

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[[Category:French progressive metal musical groups]]

[[Category:French progressive metal musical groups]]

[[Category:French symphonic metal musical groups]]

[[Category:French symphonic metal musical groups]]

[[Category:1999 establishments in France]]


Latest revision as of 16:08, 10 September 2023

Spheric Universe Experience
Spheric Universe Experience - during the essence of progression tour in 2009
Spheric Universe Experience - during the essence of progression tour in 2009
Background information
OriginFrance
GenresProgressive metal, symphonic metal
Years active1999−Present
LabelsSensory Records, Nightmare Records
MembersFred Colombo, Vince Benaim, John Drai, Frank Garcia.
Past membersChristophe BRIAND, Volodia Brice, Guillaume Morero, Nico Muller
Websitewww.sphericuniversexp.com/

Spheric Universe Experience is a French progressive metal band formed in 1999, which employ progressive metal with symphonic elements.

Biography[edit]

The band was formed by guitarist Vince Benaim and John Drai decided to create a progressive metal band. The band did a handful of gigs in and around the southern parts of France, under the name Gates Of Delirium. It was not until 2001 that the band added a keyboardist, Fred Colombo, and a vocalist. The band changed their name to Amnesya and played a handful of concerts and produced one demo CD.

The band split due to musical disagreements in August 2002. Benaim, Drai and Colombo continued under the name Spheric Universe Experience. The band then spent eight months writing an album, which was recorded at a home studio in April 2003 with session vocalist Franck Garcia. The vocals were recorded in a professional studio, and Garcia's performance impressed the band so much he was invited to join on a permanent basis. The 2003 demo The Burning Box was sent to Intromental Management in Denmark, who offered them a deal.

Since then the band have gone through a number of lineup changes and have in total released five studio albums.

Discography[edit]

Studio albums[edit]

Year Title
2005 Mental Torments - Nightmare Records
2007 Anima - Sensory Records
2009 Unreal - Sensory Records
2012 The New Eve - Nightmare Records
2022 Back Home

Band members[edit]

Current[edit]

Former[edit]

External links[edit]


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