Transcendental is the debut album from UK progressive metal band To-Mera. Their style is characterised by female vocals, long, multi-sectioned songs, heavy riffs and jazzy sections. The album has been likened to the works of bands such as Symphony X, SikTh, The Dillinger Escape Plan and Opeth.^{[citation needed]}

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Transcendental
Studio album by To-Mera
Released	11 September 2006
Recorded	May–June 2006
Genre	Progressive metal
Length	52:36
Label	Candlelight
Producer	Brett Caldas-Lima
To-Mera chronology
Transcendental (2006) Delusions (2008)

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The album was recorded and mixed between May and July 2006 in Hungary (drums, vocals, guitars), England (keyboards, bass) and France (Audio mixing and mastering). The cover was created by Eliran Kantor. The band liked the website he made for them so much that they took the album artwork directly from it.

The band chose Transcendental as the album title to reflect the emotional effects of their music. The idea that the title was chosen to hint at the Transcendental Études written by Hungarian composer Franz Liszt - which were considered some of the most technical musical pieces of their time - has been denied by the band.

1. "Traces" - 3:13
2. "Blood" - 5:36 (partly written in Hungarian)
3. "Dreadful Angel" - 6:52
4. "Phantoms" - 7:18
5. "Born of Ashes" - 7:04
6. "Parfum" - 6:32
7. "Obscure Oblivion" - 6:17
8. "Realm of Dreams" - 9:44

• Julie Kiss - Vocals
• Thomas MacLean - Guitar
• Lee Barrett - Bass
• Hugo Sheppard - Keyboards
• Akos Pirisi - Drums

The album was released on 11 September 2006 in Europe and 3 October 2006 in the US.