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Ayreon – The Source – Album Review

Artist: Ayreon Album Title: The Source Label: Mascot Label Group/Music Theories Recordings Date Of Release: 28 April 2017 My relationship with the music of Arjen Anthony Lucassen is a complex one. I would definitely class myself as a fan, but not one without reservation, as the back catalogue contains both the sublime and the Continue Reading »

Written on May 8, 2017 at 6:13 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2017 Reviews, Album Review, Albums, Entertainment, Heavy Metal, Music, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Rock, Symphonic Metal

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Anticipated music in 2017 – an update – 26 Feb 2017

Welcome to my latest update on some of the great new music that is due to be released in 2017. It has been a few days since the last update and, as we know, a few days can be a long time in the music world. And so it has proved with several big hitters Continue Reading »

Written on February 26, 2017 at 10:20 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2017 Reviews, Albums, Alternative, Ambient, Entertainment, extreme metal, Heavy Metal, Music, Power Metal, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Rock

Tags: A World Awakens, alternative, ambient, Australia, Ayreon, Berdreyminn, Big Big Train, Damnations Day, Grimspound, Holland, Iceland, Italy, Labyrinth, Lonely Robot, Melodic Metal, Melodic progressive metal, meo-prog, metal, Netherlands, post metal, post rock, power metal, prog rock, progressive power metal, Progressive Rock, Solstafir, The Big Dream, The Source, UK, Vanishing Point

Anticipated music in 2017 – an update – 30 Jan

Ayreon – The Source Release date: 28 April 2017 It seems like every few days at the moment that we get a new Ayreon update. Not that I’m complaining at all. First we get the track listing and then we get a new song. I must admit that the first time I watched the video Continue Reading »

Written on January 30, 2017 at 7:56 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2017 Reviews, Albums, Alternative, Death Metal, Doom Metal, Entertainment, Heavy Metal, Music, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Progressive Rock, Rock, Uncategorized

Tags: .progressive metal, Anticipated music in 2017 - an update - 30 Jan, Ayreon, Century Media Records, Dashavatar, death metal, Demonic Resurrection Dashavatar, Demonstealer Records, doom metal, Emperor of Sand, extreme metal, Heartless, King Delusion, Mastodon, metal, Nailed to Obscurity, Pallbearer, The Blog Of Much Metal, The Man Of Much Metal, The Source, Vangough, warpaint

Anticipated music in 2017 -An Update – 21 Jan

Since I wrote my series looking at some of my most anticipated album releases of 2016, there have been some updates. I’ve never really done this kind of thing before, so let me know if you like it or find it useful. My plan is that if it is welcome, I could continue these bulk Continue Reading »

Written on January 21, 2017 at 10:05 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2017 Reviews, Albums, Alternative, Entertainment, extreme metal, Heavy Metal, Music, Power Metal, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Progressive Rock, Rock, Thrash Metal

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