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Half-way through 2017 – the best so far – Part 3

Welcome to the third and final part of my round-up, looking at the best albums to have been released during the first half of 2017. It is an eclectic list overall, where there’s room for extreme metal and progressive rock alike. But for someone who has wide-ranging tastes with a rock and metal framework, this Continue Reading »

Written on July 7, 2017 at 5:42 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2017 Reviews, Album Review, Albums, Alternative, Ambient, Death Metal, Entertainment, extreme metal, Heavy Metal, instrumental, Instrumental Metal, jazz, Melodic Death Metal, Music, Neo-prog, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Rock, shoegaze, tech metal

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Nova Collective – The Further Side – Album Review

Artist: Nova Collective Album Title: The Further Side Label: Metal Blade Records Date Of Release: 10 March 2017 The progressive rock and metal genres are awash with projects that operate outside the boundaries and the constraints of the musicians’ day jobs. And it’s a double-edged sword to be honest. If you’re a glass half full Continue Reading »

Written on February 27, 2017 at 7:26 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2017 Reviews, Album Review, Albums, Entertainment, instrumental, Instrumental Metal, Music, progressive metal, Rock, tech metal

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