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Andy Gillion - Arcade Metal



7.5 | 47 votes |
Release date: 3 September 2022
Style: Instrumental, Progressive metal

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01. In The Arcade [feat. Yuzo Koshiro]
02. Insert Coin
03. 1988 [feat. Li-sa-X]
04. Tokyo Street Massacre [feat. Matt Heafy]
05. Level Complete
06. Glitch
07. Damn You Water Level! [feat. Stephen Taranto]
08. Invincible
09. Megadrive [feat. Paul Wardingham]
10. Enter The Castle [feat. Jeff Loomis]
11. Final Boss [feat. Per Nilsson]
12. GAME OVER
13. Arcade Metal - Continue?

Staff review by
Dream Taster
Rating:
8.5
He's a serious shredder with a wicked sense of humour. He's the architect of many a killer song and multiple musical projects but moreover a genuine guy with a positive attitude and the un-wilting will to entertain. He is Sir Andy Gillion, and anything that Sir Andy Gillion engineers garners serious attention.

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published 23.08.2022 | Comments (4)

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24.08.2022 - 05:18
A Real Mönkey
This looks like a blast.
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02.09.2022 - 21:52
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Album Release day (September 03, 2022)
04.09.2022 - 09:08
Rating: 8
AndyMetalFreak
A Nice Guy
Contributor
This is a remarkable album with a very cool and interesting concept, most definitely one for the nerds of this world. The guitar work is outstanding as always, it flows extremely well and there are tons of memorable melodies throughout the entire album Excellent job Andy, your the modern day Jeff Beck

The whole album is consistently good but the main highlights if I had to choose are "1988", "Megadrive", "Enter The Castle" and "GAME OVER".
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05.09.2022 - 18:03
A Real Mönkey
Yo this bangs. Zippy, bouncy, shreddy and occasionally melancholic. But I think the biggest surprise of this album is finding out that Matt Heafy can fucking shred.
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11.09.2022 - 16:19
Rating: 7
Reaper_Redeemer
This concept fitted Andy's shreddy musicianship really well. I hope for more arcade metal even if my taste leans more to his melodic style.
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12.09.2022 - 18:16
Rating: 9
Metal Rasputin
This is one great album. I couldn't believe my eyes when I noticed they somehow got Yuzo Koshiro, one of the greatest and most influential videogame composers ever to make a guest appearance. I bet Andy Gillion loves early 90's Sega games, those were Koshiro's forte. Even to cover art reminds me of Streets of Rage. It's just too bad that Koshiro really doesn't have much to work with here because it's just a short intro.
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