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Myrath – Legacy Review
As a fan of multi-cultural bands, in particular within the metal world, anything that is even remotely ethnic sounding is going to get a good word from me.... -
Project Arcadia – A Time of Changes Review
Overall, I think A Time of Changes is a solid album, and I certainly will be looking looking forward to future releases from Project Arcadia. I think they have... -
Anubis Gate – Horizons Review
Danish progressive metal band Anubis Gate has certainly been on an impressive run of albums lately, despite undergoing some major lineup changes. Following the two absolute masterpieces that were... -
Siren’s Cry – Scattered Horizons Review
So the album is astonishing. Despite of Symphony X influences I like it more than the last works of Symphony X themselves because Siren’s Cry is more interesting, fresh... -
Aeon Zen – Enigma Review
All in all, regardless of how stale or vital more straight-ahead progressive metal has been in your mind since the 90’s, AEON ZEN has contributed yet another wonderful album... -
Divided Multitude – Feed on Your Misery Review
Divided Multitude tried to step out of the mold: on their 4th studio album ‘Feed Your Misery’ they combine the rather complex style of progressive metal with some very... -
Tellus Requiem – Invictus (The 11th Hour) Review
For the most part the second half of the album doesn't bring as many fresh ideas as the first half, and is mostly very mellow, with just the occasional... -
Teramaze – Anhedonia Review
with ANHEDONIA they have a stellar album that should find it's way into plenty of best-of lists come year's end providing enough people hear about it.... -
Myrath – Tales of the Sands Review
The whole CD is a highlight, but songs like “Under siege”, “Wide shut” and “Beyond the stars” are making this band stand above almost any Progmetalband. Better than the...