Sam Mooradian "Bad Brain"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: digital
Release date: July 28, 2023
Tracklist

1. Bad Brain (4:38) 

2. Suspicious Gait  (5:30) 

3. Titrate Down  (5:56) 

4. Real Anger (2:18) 

5. Tinnitus  (4:31) 

6. Assassin Mad  (13:20) 

7. Find Someone Else (1:15) 

8. Spies Are Listening (2:58) 

9. Come And Get Me (4:25) 

Total Time 44:51

Credits

Sam Mooradian (Fallujah) - Guitar, bass, programmed drums, synths, vocals

   With

Michael Alvarez (Flub) - Vocals (2)

Richard Blumenthal (Blumen, Aviations) - Piano (3)

Isaac Stolzer-Gary (The World Is Quiet Here) - Second guitar solo (5)

Kyle Schaefer (Archaeologist, Fallujah) - Vocals (6)

All songs written by Sam Mooradian

Produced, mixed, mastered by Sam Mooradian

Artwork by Brendan MacAllister

Description/Reviews:

The rhythms on the album are very good and rather diverse. “Bad Brain” is a great melodic adventure that brings plenty of unique riffs, some complexity and a lot of mood. It takes you on a musical trip many instrumental offerings generally fail to do. I can enjoy some great guitar playing as a fellow player, but compose a fucking song and don’t wank the whole song ya know? Sam brings a lot of that and it’s good more players are riff/composition focused, and not littering their songs with endless guitar solos.

Read the full review at technicalmusicreview.com

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Sadist "Firescorched"

Country: Italy
Genre(s): Progressive Death Metal
Label: Agonia Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: May 20, 2022
Tracklist
1. Accabadora
2. Fleshbound
3. Finger Food
4. Burial of a Clown
5. Loa
6. Aggression/Regression
7. Three Mothers and the Old Devil Father
8. Trauma (Impaired Mind Functionality)
9. Firescorched
10. Rerek*
11. Accabadora (Atitai)*

*Box CD bonus tracks

Line-up
Trevor Sadist - vocals
Tommy Talamanca - guitar, keyboards
Jeroen Paul Thesseling - bass
Romain Goulon - drums

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Meshuggah "Immutable"

Country: Sweden
Genre(s): Progressive Technical/Extreme Metal
Label: Atomic Fire Records 
Format: CD, digital, vinyl, cassette
Release date: April 1, 2022
Tracklist

1. Broken Cog (5:35) 

2. The Abysmal Eye (4:55) 

3. Light The Shortening Fuse (4:28) 

4. Phantoms (4:53) 

5. Ligature Marks (5:13) 

6. God He Sees In Mirrors (5:28) 

7. They Move Below (9:35) 

8. Kaleidoscope (4:07) 

9. Black Cathedral (2:00) 

10. I Am That Thirst (4:40) 

11. The Faultless (4:48) 

12. Armies Of The Preposterous (5:15) 

13. Past Tense (5:46) 

Total Time 66:43

Line-up

Jens Kidman - Vocals

Mårten Hagström - Guitars

Dick Lövgren - Bass

Fredrik Thordendal - Guitars

Tomas Haake - Drums

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Persefone "metanoia"

Country: Andorra
Genre(s): Progressive Atmospheric/Extreme Metal
Label: Napalm Records
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: February 4, 2022
Tracklist

1 Metanoia 

2 Katabasis

3 Architecture of the I

4 Leap of Faith

5 Aware of Being Watched 

6 Merkabah

7 Consciousness (Pt.3)

8 Anabasis Pt1

9 Anabasis Pt2 

10 Anabasis Pt3

Line-up

Marc Martins: Vocals

Carlos Lozano: Guitars

Miguel Espinosa: Keyboards, Vocals

Tony Mestre: Bass

Sergi Verdeguer: Drums

Filipe Baldaia: Guitars

   With

Einar Solberg (Leprous) (1)
Angel Vivaldi (9)

Steffen Kummerer (9)

Merethe Soltvedt (5, 9)

Description/Reviews:

metanoia sets off with the opulent opener “Katabasis”, drawing dramatic, cinematic soundscapes mixed with electronic influences. The soft, clear vocals of Marc Martins alternate with sharp growls and pierce through constantly changing riffs. PERSEFONE balances soft passages with intense walls of sound on tracks like “Aware of Being Watched” – in which clean vocals and jazzy sections alternate with intense riffing carried by dense drumming – while solid, rich sound takes on orchestral dimensions on songs such as “Leap of Faith”. Vivid and dynamic instrumentation, tempo and rhythm make up the intense ride “Merkabah”, showcasing the band’s hardest yet most vulnerable sides as screams and blast beats are followed by soft instrumentation – spanning the song’s intensity to its maximum. A special surprise is the 11-minute masterpiece “Consciousness Pt. 3”, which continues a series of songs from the band’s fourth album Spiritual Migration (2013). The album closes with another opulent set of songs, “Anabasis Pt. 1”, “Anabasis Pt. 2” and “Anabasis Pt. 3”. “Anabasis Pt. 1” starts off with calm, dreamy piano sounds, drifting over to the intense “Anabasis Pt. 2” and leading seamlessly into “Anabasis Pt. 3”, gently closing the album with a cinematic outro."

metanoia is an atmospheric and gloomy journey through rich soundscapes. The bands crosses genre boundaries with ease and creates their own cosmos, mesmerizing the listener with a high variety of songwriting and technical precision and proving PERSEFONE’s worthy position in the genre of extreme progressive metal

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Wilderun "Epigone"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Metal/Rock
Label: Century Media Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: January 7, 2022
Tracklist

1. Exhaler (4:44) 

2. Woolgatherer (14:11) 

3. Passenger (9:58) 

4. Identifier (11:32) 

5. Ambition (2:40) 

6. Distraction I (4:56) 

7. Distraction II (5:39) 

8. Distraction III (5:45) 

9. Distraction Nulla (3:14) 

Bonus Tracks:

10. Everything In Its Right Place (Radiohead Cover) (3:56) 

11. Exhaler (Synth Mix) (4:32) 

Total Time 71:07 

Line-up

Evan Berry - vocals, guitars, piano

Joe Gettler - lead guitar

Wayne Ingram - orchestration

Daniel Müller - bass, synths, orchestration

Jonathan Teachey - drums

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Identifier (Radio edit)

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Dessiderium "Aria"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Label: Artisan Era
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: December 10, 2021
Tracklist

1. White Morning In A World She Knows (15:13) 

2. Pale (10:59) 

3. Aria (13:41) 

4. Moon Lust Delirium (9:15) 

5. The Persecution Complex (11:26) 

Total Time 60:34

Line-up

Alex Haddad - Vocals, all instruments

   Except

Brody Smith - Drum programming

Description/Reviews:

Between the acoustic meandering and melancholic clean vocals that introduce the opening track “White Morning in a World She Knows,” I initially thought that Aria was to be a slab of obvious Opeth worship. As the proceedings blossom into colorful symphonic prog in the Native Construct vein, and later into a dense bout of blackened Krallice riffs, this comparison became an afterthought. In the tradition of Aquilus and Wilderun, Dessiderium uses their Opeth affinity as a platform for reaching higher ambitions. What sets Aria apart from many of its contemporaries, however, is its uniquely optimistic tone. Dessiderium largely eschews minor scales in favor of a more traditionally melodic palette. It doesn’t necessarily sound “happy” in a power metal way, but its atmosphere of adventure and sage acceptance is colorful in a way most extreme metal bands can’t touch.

Read the full review by Eldritch Elitist at angrymetalguy.com

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Rivers of Nihil "The Work"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Metal, Death Metal
Label: Metal Blade Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: September 24, 2021
Tracklist

1. The Tower (Theme From "The Work") (4:30) 

2. Dreaming Black Clockwork (6:39) 

3. Wait (4:05) 

4. Focus (4:54) 

5. Clean (6:08) 

6. The Void From Which No Sound Escapes (6:43) 

7. MORE? (3:25) 

8. Tower 2 (1:58) 

9. Episode (7:29) 

10. Maybe One Day (7:03) 

11. Terrestria IV: Work (11:29) 

Total Time 64:23

Line-up

Jake Dieffenbach: Vocals

Brody Uttley: Guitar

Jon Topore: Guitar

Adam Biggs: Bass, Vocals

Jared Klein: Drums

Description/Reviews:

Like many modern extreme metal bands, Pennsylvanian ensemble Rivers of Nihil have been steadily integrating more progressive elements and clean singing into their habitually vicious formula. 2018’s Where Owls Know My Name was an excellent example of that, and unsurprisingly, follow-up The Work goes even further in terms of balancing heavy and light elements amidst its laudable conceptual scope and emphasis on reprised motifs.

Read the full review by Jordan Blum at metalinjection.net

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The Professor "Skygazer"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive/Thrash Metal  
Format: digital
Release date: March 25, 2021
Tracklist

1. The Call To Adventure (Intro) (2:05) 

2. Event Horizon (6:38) 

3. Empire's Citizens (7:16) 

4. Sapientia Mundi (11:32) 

5. Siphoning Consciousness (5:47) 

6. Million Mile Man (4:59) 

7. The Fire Queen's Song (4:48) 

8. The Power Of Babel (6:10) 

9. Exodus (7:42) 

Total Time 56:57

Line-up
Anthony Wille

   With
Tulin Howey (Empire of Dezire) - vocal (7)

Matt Andersen - shakuhachi

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Oceana "The Pattern"

Country: Italy
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Label: Time To Kill Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: January 29, 2021
Tracklist

1. Hiding Lies (5:40) 

2. Fall To Silence (4:39) 

3. Violet (6:17) 

4. Tragicomic Reality (3:29) 

5. A Friend (2:33) 

6. Carousel (4:03) 

7. A Lament (5:23) 

8. Spoiled (5:39) 

9. Atlantidea Suite Part 1 (14:19) 

10. You Don't Know (4:38) 

11. The Unforgiven (6:05) 

Total Time 62:45

Line-up

Gianpaolo Caprino - Guitars

Massimiliano Pagliuso - Bass, Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals

Alessandro Marconcini - Drums

Description/Reviews:

The music does have its fair share of hard edges, but it often has as much in common with hard rock and progressive rock as it does with extreme metal. And thus the songs include a range of vocals, from high, soaring song to ferocious growls, and savage snarls. The songs also incorporate shifting tempos and changing moods. They include darting and jolting riffs and fervent solos, neck-cracking snare beats and hard-charging gallops, but also stately cadences and soulful melodies.

Read the full review at nocleansinging.com

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Iapetus "The Body Cosmic"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive/Extreme Metal
Format: CD, digital
Release date: November 9, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. The Body Cosmic (9:58)
2. Dark Matter Genetics (2:00)
3. I Contain Multitudes (14:31)
4. Galaxy Collective (2:09)
5. For Creatures Such As We (12:56)
6. Hadean Heart (4:54)
7. Moonwatcher (2:06)
8. The Star Of Collapse (18:00)
9. Angelus Novus (3:39)

Total Time 70:13

Line-up: 
Matthew Cerami - Vocals, Guitars, Bass
Jordan Navarro - Guitars, Keys, Additional Sounds
   With
Dan Presland (Ne Obliviscaris) - Drums
Emi Pellegrino - Vocals
Ethan Navarro - Vocals

Description/Reviews: 

... this album is actually more music than extreme metal, if that makes sense. From the beginning you’re assaulted by a massive wall of sound with impactful riffing and punch but it doesn’t take long to notice the genuinely beautiful, haunting melody that comes along with it. There’s an entire structure of layered tremolo picking guitars, harmonizing and it’s just an absolute treat to try to follow and keep track of where each one is going and how they complement each other in an impeccably puzzled soundscape. … Now we get to the second component of this album’s sound, which is heavily relying on silence. The driven guitars disappear. The grinding stops and the acoustic elements take hold. There’s so much acoustic guitar, there’s piano, clean guitar with lots of delay and incredibly clever samples to support these instruments and properly immerse you into the atmosphere. 

Read the full review by Andrei Dan at metal-observer.com

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Wilderun "Veil of Imagination"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Symphonic/Folk/Death Metal/Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: November 1, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. The Unimaginable Zero Summer (14:32)
2. O Resolution! (6:35)
3. Sleeping Ambassadors Of The Sun (6:31)
4. Scentless Core (Budding) (3:33)
5. Far From Where Dreams Unfurl (8:28)
6. Scentless Core (Fading) (5:21)
7. The Tyranny Of Imagination (9:21)
8. When The Fire And The Rose Were One (11:51)

Total Time 66:12

Line-up: 
Evan Anderson Berry - Vocals, Guitars, Piano
Dan Müller - Bass, Synths, Orchestrations, Gang vocals
Jon Teachey - Drums, Gang vocals
Joe Gettler - Lead Guitar, Gang vocals
Wayne Ingram - Orchestrations, Gang vocals
  With
Rob Berry - Piano (8)
Emily Thompson - Additional piano
Doug James - Spoken word

Description/Reviews: 

Veil of Imagination is an exceptional demonstration of metal embracing the sublime. With their debut and sophomore albums, Wilderun established themselves as one of the most exciting young voices in modern progressive metal, blending the grandiosity of folk and symphonic metal with the sonic depth of melodeath. There were clear parallels with Opeth and Wintersun, along with a host of other folk and pagan metal mainstays like Eluveitie, Ensiferum, Equilibrium, and so on. And yet, Wilderun still established their own identity, which they’ve developed further on Veil of Imagination. It’s their most fully-realized version of this formula and reaches cinematic heights you might hear on a Devin Townsend album. It’s a stunning, gorgeous exercise in prog metal songwriting that will surely make its mark long after this year.

Read the full review by Scott Murphy at heavyblogisheavy.com

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In Mourning "Garden Of Storms"

Country: Sweden
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Label: Agonia Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: October 4, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Black Storm (7:23)
2. Yields Of Sand (6:23)
3. Hierophant (6:17)
4. Magenta Ritual (6:43)
5. Huntress Moon (6:55)
6. Tribunal Of Suns (7:25)
7. The Lost Outpost (9:20)

Total Time 50:26

Line-up: 
Tobias Netzell – Vocals, Guitars
Björn Pettersson – Guitars, Vocals
Tim Nedergård – Guitars
Sebastian Svalland – Bass
Joakim Strandberg Nilsson – Drums

Description/Reviews: 

It sounds like In Mourning are really on a listening kick of anything Dan Swanö-related, Opeth, and a lot of the doomier/groovier more black’n roll side of things (Khold and maybe a little bit of Enslaved come to mind). As I hear it, opener “Black Storm” is a majestic piece of progressive black metal with a ’70s flair, and it’s a fantastic opening to a pretty expansive album.
Other songs like the sort of ’70s take on Death’n Roll thrasher “Hierophant” demonstrate just how weirdly In Mourning are willing to pull together their various tangled musical threads to make something feel complex and all their own in ethos alone. Even songs you might argue are more traditionally In Mourning, like “Huntress Moon”, are more about an oppressive sense of melancholy conveyed in a much more aggressive manner. Instead of being a wall of sound that just washes over you, the heavier songs are torrents of layered melodic tapestries backed by constant blast beats.

Read the full review by TheMadIsraeli at nocleansinging.com

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Haunter "Sacramental Death Qualia"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Black/Death Metal
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date:  September 13, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Dispossessed Phrenic Antiquity (9:27)
2. Spoils Vultured Upon Sole Deletion (9:52)
3. Abdication (7:43)
4. Subversion Of A Heathen Tongue (7:08)
5. Sacramental Death Qualia (12:02)

Total Time 46:12

Line-up: 
Bradley Tiffin - Guitar, Bass, Keys, Vocals
Enrique Bonilla - Guitar
Mark Cruz - Drums

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WRVTH "No Rising Sun"

Country:  USA
Genre(s): 
Progressive Technical/Death Metal
Label: Unique Leader Records
Format: CD, digital
Release date: August 23, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Eventide (06:00)
2. Pirouette of Hysterics (05:41)
3. Calcified to Stone (01:20)
4. House of the Centenary (05:17)
5. Undertow (04:56)
6. Enshrined (05:59)
7. Headstones (05:14)
8. Dust and Moonlight (09:04)
9. Abstraction (05:15)
10. Furrows of a Dying Tree (04:41)

Line-up: 
Thomas Vasquez - Vocals
Joseph Serrano - Drums
Marcus Vasquez - Guitar
Jeremy Larsen - Guitar
Taylor Preston - Bass

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Geoda "Here and now"

Country: Argentina
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: digital
Release date: June 7, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. The Guardians Of The Veil (4:54)
2. Vomiting To The Skies (4:07)
3. A Jump To The Next Stage (4:37)
4. The Magic Mountain (4:02)
5. Here And Now (4:10)
6. Battle Of The Cowshed (5:25)
7. Tronador (5:40)
8. Un Mismo Latido (5:18)
9. ...and Cancer For All (4:35)
10. Paradise Lost? (4:46)
11. Last Embrace (5:11)

Total Time 52:45

Line-up: 
Facundo Martín López: guitars, vocals
Dirk Verbeuren: drums
Steve di Giorgio: bass

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Geoda "Here and now"

Country: Argentina
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: digital
Release date: June 7, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. The Guardians Of The Veil (4:54)
2. Vomiting To The Skies (4:07)
3. A Jump To The Next Stage (4:37)
4. The Magic Mountain (4:02)
5. Here And Now (4:10)
6. Battle Of The Cowshed (5:25)
7. Tronador (5:40)
8. Un Mismo Latido (5:18)
9. ...and Cancer For All (4:35)
10. Paradise Lost? (4:46)
11. Last Embrace (5:11)

Total Time 52:45

Line-up: 
Facundo Martín López: guitars, vocals
Dirk Verbeuren: drums
Steve di Giorgio: bass

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Omnerod "Arteries"

Country: Belgium
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: digital
Release date: May 30, 2019
Tracklist: 
1. Lines (6:23)
2. Guide Them (9:41)
3. Newt (3:19)
4. Ascaris (8:41)
5. Nothing Was Vain (11:19)
6. Velvet Hooks (9:08)
7. Far From The Tree (7:05)
8. Sleep (13:42)

Total Time 69:18

Line-up: 
Romain Jeuniaux - vocals, guitars, samples and effects
Pablo Schwilden Diaz - drums, samples and effects
Anthony Deneyer - additional vocals
Thomas Clément - bass

Description/Reviews: 

Is not the type of metal I’m used to listen, this band is really peculiar, but in a good way, they manage to make lots of truly melodious combinations on this album, from calmly clean guitars, to distorted potent ones followed by rhythms that are actually catchy. I can clearly hear the inspiration of Opeth here.

Read the full review by ᴎostalgiʞK, at metal-archives.com

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Darkaeon "The Shattered Monolith"

Country: Canada
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Format: digital
Release date: December 4, 2018
Tracklist: 
1. Ignite (5:26)
2. The Shattered Monolith (5:28)
3. In The End (5:10)
4. Throne Of Thy Sins (7:02)
5. Hourglass (4:56)
6. Elegy (4:57)
7. The Observer (5:27)
8. Ocean (13:30)

Total Time 51:56

Line-up: 
Alexandre Mirandette - Bass
Émile Sylvestre - Lead Guitar
Hugo Mcsween - Vocal
Michael Ménard - Rythm Guitar
Yanick Lemieux - Drums

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Sadist "Spellbound"

Country: Italy
Genre(s): Progressive Death Metal
Label: Scarlet Records - SC 347-0 (CD) SC 347-1 (LP)
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: November 09, 2018
Tracklist: 
1. 39 Steps (2:17)
2. The Birds (3:12)
3. Spellbound (4:01)
4. Rear Window (3:42)
5. Bloody Bates (4:05)
6. Notorius (3:41)
7. Stage Fright (4:11)
8. I’m The Man Who Knew Too Much (3:51)
9. Frenzy (3:51)
10. The Mountain Eagle (3:22)
11. Downhill (1:07)

Total Time 37:20

Line-up: 
Trevor Nadir - vocals
Tommy Talamanca - keyboards, guitars
Andy Marchini - bass guitar
Alessio Spallarossa - drums

Description/Reviews: 

‘Spellbound’ is centered around the life and work of  influential filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock. Each of the 11 songs included in  the album traces the plot of a Hitchcock movie, including masterpieces  such as ‘Frenzy’, ‘Notorius’, ‘The Birds’ and of course ‘Psycho’, all  with a very distinctive Sadist twist that make them stand out.  Musically, ‘Spellbound’ is one the band’s heaviest and darkest albums to  date, but the Progressive and Death Metal influences that fans of the  band have learned to love are still intact.

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Into Eternity "The Sirens"

Country: Canada
Genre(s): Progressive Metal
Label: M-Theory Audio ‎– M-028
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: October 26, 2018 
Tracklist: 
1. The Sirens (7:54)
2. Fringes Of Psychosis (6:58)
3. Sandstorm (3:46)
4. This Frozen Hell (7:01)
5. Nowhere Near (7:16)
6. Devoured By Sarcopenia (7:17)
7. Fukushima (5:56)
8. The Scattering Of Ashes (3:47)

Total Time 49:55

Line-up: 
Amanda Keirnan - Lead Vocals
Tim Roth - Vocals, Guitar
Matt Cuthbertson - Guitar
Troy Bleich - Bass, Death Vocals
Bryan Newbury - Drums
   With
Justin Bender - Guitar solo
Glen Drover - Guitar solo
Jasun Tipton - Guitar solo
Stu Block - Vocals
Cam Dixon - Vocals
Rob Doherty - Vocals
Chuck Labossiere - Vocals
Jason Cullimore - Symphony and Symphonic arrangments

Description/Reviews: 

The epic title track announces its intentions via an atmospheric acoustic piano and strings soundscape that perfectly compliments the fantastically nautical themed cover art. Around the two-minute mark, an angular, harmonic minor guitar-led transition chockfull of synchronous hits and double-kick drums breaks the song open. Moving through a wide array of metallic styles, “The Sirens” highlights the band’s ability to seamlessly blend a mix of power, death and progressive influences into a single package. This is characteristic of the best progressive metal bands, particularly ones on the more extreme end of the spectrum, but I’ve always thought that Into Eternity’s focus on melodic fist-raising power-metal inflected choruses was the rug that really tied the room together.

Read the full review by Andrew Small at metalwani.com

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