Excellent stuff. This is prog that will almost certainly tide me over while I wait for the new Headspace album.

Even with Ag Fox's excellent review and the mention on the staff best of 2015 article, this hasn't quite received the amount of attention it deserves on Metal Storm. Very surprised more progheads aren't hopping on board. If it wasn't for the vast amount of repetition and how stale this sort of gets at points, this would likely receive a much higher rating. Probably the album I listened to the most in 2015, and the enjoyability of the record doesn't seem to diminish for me with repeated listens.

Written by Diverge on 24.01.2016 at 19:53

Even with Ag Fox's excellent review and the mention on the staff best of 2015 article, this hasn't quite received the amount of attention it deserves on Metal Storm. Very surprised more progheads aren't hopping on board. If it wasn't for the vast amount of repetition and how stale this sort of gets at points, this would likely receive a much higher rating. Probably the album I listened to the most in 2015, and the enjoyability of the record doesn't seem to diminish for me with repeated listens.

You don't let me down - your recs are right up my alley. I will check this out.

Written by tea[m]ster on 24.01.2016 at 20:03

You don't let me down - your recs are right up my alley. I will check this out.

You might find the vocalist Tyler Gilbert interesting- he normally does folk and rock songwriting, but I guess he's always had a love of prog and video games. It's a really good example of what outside influences from metal can do- his voice is so nice on the ears, and he doesn't over-do the vocals like a lot of other prog singers do. None of the truly phenomenal tracks are on Youtube and the band doesn't have a Bandcamp, at least to my knowledge. You should be able to stream it somewhere.

Written by Diverge on 24.01.2016 at 20:13

Written by tea[m]ster on 24.01.2016 at 20:03

You don't let me down - your recs are right up my alley. I will check this out.

You might find the vocalist Tyler Gilbert interesting- he normally does folk and rock songwriting, but I guess he's always had a love of prog and video games. It's a really good example of what outside influences from metal can do- his voice is so nice on the ears, and he doesn't over-do the vocals like a lot of other prog singers do. None of the truly phenomenal tracks are on Youtube and the band doesn't have a Bandcamp, at least to my knowledge. You should be able to stream it somewhere.

They're on Spotify