progressive metal
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Becoming a little more human pondering human becoming with Calva Louise
“Human Becoming” by Calva Louise is an exhilarating journey through sound, an audacious leap into the uncharted territories of musical composition that defies conventional boundaries and expectations. From the first note, it’s clear that this isn’t just another album; it’s a manifesto of innovation, a declaration of artistic freedom that resonates with the bold spirit…
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Reaction to Killt Melt Land’s「リライト」(“Rewrite”?)
A new band blends musical genres into a high-energy, gothic, e-girl style with chaotic symbolism. Their online presence suggests they are newly formed and making an impression, with potential for success. With captivating style, they promise a unique experience and an exciting future in the music scene.
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Greatest Heavy Metal Vinyl Album Finds of 2023
In 2023, I discovered some phenomenal vinyl albums. Exhorder’s “Mourn The Southern Skies” and Acid Bath’s “Pagan Terrorism Tactics” brought immense joy, despite some challenges. I also added In Flames’ “Subterranean” and Allegaeon’s “Proponents of Sentience” to my collection. Stay tuned for my Album of The Year list on the 30th! #AOTY #MetalAOTY
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Reaction to Sinheresy’s “My Only Faith”
“My Only Faith” by Sinheresy is a blend of symphonic and progressive metal, featuring emotionally heavy lyrics and a traditional verse-chorus pattern. The formulaic structure and niche genre may not appeal to all, but its rich lyrical depth, effective vocal performance, and well-executed musical arrangement enhance its appeal. The song stands out for its emotional…
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Reaction to Sinheresy’s “Castaways”
The given lyrics underscore the struggle and despair of feeling like castaways in life, overwhelmed by unanticipated challenges symbolized by roaring tides. The repeating question, “How can we ever save ourselves?”, reflects the uncertainty and dread about future calamities. Furthermore, it sends a harsh reminder that life, as a “cruel master”, is full of inevitable…
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Reaction to Sinheresy’s “The Life You Left Behind”
Sinheresy’s “The Life You Left Behind” follows a traditional song structure and centers heavily on themes of loss and betrayal. Praised for its lyrical depth and complex musical arrangement, the song resonates with listeners due to the universal relatability of its narrative. Despite the predictability in its structure and intense emotionality potentially overwhelming some, the…
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Reaction to Tydeal’s “Reckoning”
“Reckoning” by Tydeal is a compelling musical journey blending elements of rock, electronic, and classical genres; each sound layered meticulously to create an immersive experience. Tydeal explores themes of introspection, struggle, and triumph in thoughtful and poetic lyrics, supported by an impressive vocal range and intricate instrumentation. The album’s pacing keeps the listener engaged, offering…
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Reaction to Jelusick’s “Chaos Master”
“Chaos Master” by Jelusick is a progressive metal song blending elements of the genre’s golden era with contemporary trends. It carries narratives of turmoil and resilience, offering listeners a cathartic experience. Despite some unique aspects, it lacks distinctiveness among other bands. Its fusion of past and present appeals to both old-school fans and new listeners.…
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Reaction to Novelist’s “Prisoner”
Novelist’s new song “Prisoner”.
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