Parallel Dimension San Juan, Puerto Rico
Parallel Dimension is a Progressive Metal band formed in June 2010.
The current line
up consists of Rafael Quintana on Guitars, Jerry Báez on Keyboards, Edgar López on Vocals and Daniel Almagro on drums.
The band's dynamic and aggressive style draws from many progressive metal staples
while offering its own sound.
Their debut album Angular Perceptions is set to release on August 16,2019.
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