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Dream Theater Discography

Collecting these on vinyl is nearly impossible. The moments ya really wish they’d get on some re-releases. When Dream and Day Unite — March 6, 1989 Images and Words — July 7, 1992 Awake — October 4, 1994 Falling into Infinity — September 23, 1997 Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory — October 26, 1999 Six Degrees of Inner…

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Adron

Dec 25, 2024
2025 Releases Lining Up Already! 🤘🏻

So far… what other releases are in the pipeline? Dream Theater – Parsomania – February 7th, 2025 Jinjer – Duél – February 7th, 2025 Spirit Box – Tsunami Sea – March 7th, 2025 Architects – The Sky, The Earth, & All Between – February 28th, 2025 Killswitch Engage – This Consequence – Feburary 21st, 2025

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Adron

Nov 27, 2024

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The Stupid Inane Chaos of Daily Life Derails Things Sometimes

The author acknowledges a delay in regular reaction videos but highlights three newly released songs worth mentioning: “Soft Spine” by SpiritBox, “Angels Like You” by Gore, and “Should Have Known Better” by Enemy Inside. Each song has a recorded reaction, but editing has been time-consuming. They encourage others to listen and form their own opinions.

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Adron

Sep 27, 2024

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Reaction for Ventrue’s “Would it Be A Crime”

Ventrue’s latest track, “Would it be a Crime,” blends modern rock precision with old-school metal sensibilities. The song features captivating vocals and emotional lyrics that question morality. The production is tight, allowing each instrument to shine, and the track showcases the band’s evolution, making it a must-listen for emotionally charged metal fans.

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Adron

Sep 12, 2024

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Reacting to Elysian Divide’s “Fall Down”

“Fall Down” by Elysian Divide is a gripping blend of melodic intricacy and raw aggression, showcasing intense vocals, relentless guitars, and polished production. The lyrics speak of self-discovery and defiance, creating an emotionally stirring experience. With a mix of metalcore and gothic metal elements, the track is technically impressive and begs for repeat listens.

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Adron

Sep 11, 2024

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Dream Theater Discography

2025 Releases Lining Up Already! 🤘🏻

The Stupid Inane Chaos of Daily Life Derails Things Sometimes

Reaction for Ventrue’s “Would it Be A Crime”

Reacting to Elysian Divide’s “Fall Down”

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