Canadian progressive metallers, Trilateral, have released a bass playthrough video for “Arbitrarium”, the track from their critically-acclaimed album, Elliptic Orbits.

In this second of three playthroughs, bassist Sam Smit demonstrates the dexterity, prowess, and sophisticated-brutality that have become the hallmarks of the Trilateral experience.

The first of three playthrough videos, featuring the talents of drummer Jacob Goose, delves into the subtle-yet-punishing percussive nuances of their song “Fountainhead”.

Trilateral is a multidimensional progressive metal band with influences as diverse as their music. A trinity of adept and nonconformist musicians, the band are not easily categorized into one simple genre, but that’s exactly what keeps hungry, forward-thinking metal fans interested in their unique sound. Although they integrate various fundamental elements of multiple genres and styles, Trilateral delivers their neural depth without mercy to shatter audiences’ expectations of what modern prog metal is truly capable of.

With their unique blend of brutality and jazz-fusion, the band manages to create a vast soundscape within every track that is not typically associated with metal.

Elliptic Orbits can be ordered at the band’s Bandcamp page.

Tracklisting:

“Dividers Of Infinity”
“Cloud Forest”
“Airlock”
“Celestial Bodies”
“Whalefall”
“Fountainhead”
“Nomad”
“Blessed Protagonist”
“Charon”
“Darkless”
“Arbitrarium”
“Convergence”

“Whalefall” lyric video:

Promo video:

Band lineup:

Graeme Kalb - Guitar/Vocals
Sam Smit - Bass/Vocals
Jacob Goose - Drum