1. A melodic … Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists which use the name Voyager:
1. A melodic progressive metal band from Australia
2. An ambient sludge metal band from the United States
3. A pop group from the United Kingdom
4. A drum and bass project
5. A rock band from the United States
6. An electronic project of Justin Scott Dixon
7. An electronic project of Tom Moore
8. An acoustic project of Andrew Tortorella ( www.voyagingvoyager.bandcamp.com )
9. An electronic (psytrance) project of Thomas Dubreuil, formerly known as Altöm
10. A j-pop unit created to produce music for the Ultraman series.
1. Voyager is an Australian melodic progressive metal band.
Voyager from Perth, Western Australia, was founded by Daniel "Nephil" Estrin in 1999 and released its debut album "Element V" in 2003. Their most recent album is "The Meaning of I" released on October 11th, 2011 via Sensory. The band has referred to their music as "80s synth pop on progressive metal narcotics". Voyager have toured Europe twice and around Australia a number of times.
Bandcamp: http://voyager.bandcamp.com/
Homepage: http://www.voyager-australia.com/
Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voyageraustralia
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/voyageraustralia
Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/voyagerau
Twitter: http://twitter.com/Voyagerau
2. Boston-based ambient sludge metal band. The band combines a wide variety of influences, creating a style of post-metal that fuses the melancholy and melody of bands like Cult of Luna and Katatonia with massive, crushing riffs and a sense of urgency hinting at their roots in hardcore and sludge (ala Crowbar, Will Haven, Coalesce, etc).
The band released a well-received self-titled debut EP in 2008 on Forgotten Empire records, and a split 12" LP with Monolith (Philadelphia) in 2010 on the NYC-based Silence of Silence label. As of November 2010, the group has changed their name to simply 'VYGR' to avoid confusion with other acts, and has recorded a full-length album titled "Hypersleep" which is due for a January 2011 release through San Francisco label, Creator-Destructor.
VYGR - Bandcamp
3. Their debut 1979 single Halfway Hotel hit #33 in Great Britain, but managed to crack the Australian top ten. Formed in 1978 the bands first album hit the number 1 slot in the Australian chart in 1979. The band released two further albums then disbanded in 1981. They reunited in 2004 to record the album 'Eyecontact' released in 2006. The song 'Another Fool' is from that album. Paul French, lead vocalist and pianist with the band has released his first solo album 'Pieces Of Fate' which can be heard on his page on this site
4. Intelligent drum and bass side project of Pete Parsons with releases for R&S, Dee Jay, Lucky Spin, Good Looking and Creative Source. His newest release is under alias Pete Voyager for track Long White Cloud released at Camino Blue Recordings.
Selected Works:
Future Retro (R&S)
Apollo / Beatink (Goodlooking)
Voyager / Eastern Promise (Lucky Spin)
6. Voyager (Houston)
And early 80's rock band from the suburbs of Houston, Texas, that relased an album called "...Sound Barriers."
7. Voyager is also an alias of electronic artist Justin Scott Dixon.
8. VOYAGER is the sound-world of Tom Moore. He creates and plays meditative, ambient, atmospheric, and electronic music. He states that he "explores and shares sound-worlds that rise from, and that express, a timeless source of inspiration. VOYAGER projects are an expression of the visionary journeys of Tom and other musicians that journey with him.
VOYAGER's music projects come in two different series. The "Sound Dreams Series" and the "Traveler Series." The "Sound Dreams Series" is characterized by its relaxed and ambient-like sounds, and is meditative in nature. The "Traveler Series" is characterized by trance-like rhythms and unfolding sonic dimensions.
VOYAGER is well known for its world-wide visionary release titled "Sound Dreams" on the Sense of Purpose Music label.
9. Voyager is also a psychedelic trance project of French musician Thomas Dubreuil, formerly famous for his participation in genre's landmark duo Altöm. Voyager's music generally preserves Altom's original approach to sound.
Cross the Line
Voyager Lyrics
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Another line
And we've crossed it here again
Out of no respect I throw you back into your little game
I tell you one
But I believe in two
I tell you two
But I believe in three
But I just got to contradict you to the tenth degree
I tell you one
But I believe in two
I tell you two and I said no, just you watch me go!
Never ever cross the line
Never ever give a sign
Never ever show that you're the weaker mind
Never ever turn your back
Never let me see your act
Never ever ever ever cross the line I know it well
...and if you ever cross the line
...this isn't for the final time
This isn't for what you believe what isn't wrong or right.
The lyrics of Voyager's song Cross the Line speaks about crossing a certain line and the consequences that come along with it. The first verse belittles someone who has crossed the line that has been set, without any respect. The singer tells the person about his/her beliefs and how they contradict and how they believe in multiple things at once. In the chorus, the singer warns about the repercussions of crossing the line; never showing weakness or turning your back. The final verse hints at the possibility of the crossing happening again, but this time it won't be the last.
The lyrics are significant as they talk about not giving up power and maintaining strength. They urge the listener not to let the other person see your weakness or give any sign of defeat. The phrase "Never ever cross the line" emphasizes the severity of the situation and how some actions cannot be undone. The lyrics highlight the importance of standing firm in one's beliefs and convictions.
Line by Line Meaning
Time, another time
We are in a moment that feels familiar
Another line
We are encountering another boundary or limit
And we’ve crossed it here again
We have ignored the boundary and gone beyond it
Out of no respect I throw you back into your little game
I disrespectfully reject your approach and return to my own way of thinking
I tell you one but I believe in two
I express one perspective, but privately hold a different one
I tell you two but I believe in three
I express another perspective, but secretly hold yet another
I tell you one but I just got to contradict you to the tenth degree
I say one thing, but it's almost compulsive for me to contradict or oppose it
I tell you two and I said no, just you watch me go!
I express another perspective, and am confident I can follow through on it
Never ever cross the line
Don't disregard the boundaries in place
Never ever give a sign
Don't show any indication of being weak or vulnerable
Never ever show that you're the weaker mind
Never expose any cognitive weakness or inferiority
Never ever turn your back
Never completely leave or disregard the situation
Never let me see your act
Don't let me observe any performance or behavior from you
Never ever ever ever cross the line I know it well
I am extremely familiar with the boundaries in place and you should not ignore them
...and if you ever cross the line
If you do disregard the boundary
...this isn't for the final time
This isn't the last time we will have to address the issue
This isn't for what you believe what isn't wrong or right.
This isn't about who is correct or incorrect, but about respecting the boundaries in place.
Contributed by Mia M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.