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My Top 10 Tracks of 2014

What started as a throw-away remark on Twitter has suddenly turned into the content of another blog post on the Blog Of Much Metal. Having explored in great detail my favourite 20 albums of 2014, I happened to wonder aloud about my favourite ten individual songs from last year. The response to my musings was Continue Reading »

Written on March 6, 2015 at 7:41 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2015 Reviews, Black Metal, Death Metal, Doom Metal, Entertainment, extreme metal, Heavy Metal, Melodic Death Metal, Melodic Metal, Music, Post Rock, Power Metal, progressive metal, Progressive Rock, Rock, Symphonic Metal, Thrash Metal, Uncategorized

Tags: A Place In Your World, alternative, ambient, Anathema, Archaic Rage, atmospheric rock, Autumn Red, Crystallised, Distorted Harmony, Evergrey, Every Time She Smiles, Flying Colors, Gutter, Haken, I'll Be OK, Lagnaetti, Lunatic Soul, metal, my favourite songs of 2014, My Top 10 tracks of 2014, Nothing More, post rock, prog metal, prog rock, progressive power metal, rock, Solstafir, the lost Song Part 2, The morning light, Threshold, Voyager

Essential Metal Releases Still To Come In 2014 – Part 3

As with many of my blog posts, I hadn’t intended on adding a third part to my series of posts looking at those albums still to come in the latter half of 2014 that I’m really looking forward to. However, with a few announcements and confirmations in the past couple of weeks, I again felt Continue Reading »

Written on July 31, 2014 at 6:25 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2014 Reviews, Albums, Death Metal, Entertainment, Heavy Metal, Melodic Death Metal, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Uncategorized

Tags: Cooking With Pagans, Essential metal Releases Still To Come In 2014 - Part 3, extreme metal, Flying Colors, Freak Kitchen, Hyperdrive, Knight Area, Mattias IA Eklundh, melodic death metal, metal, Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse, neo prog, pop, prog rock, Progressive Rock, rock, Scar Symmetry, Second Nature, Steve Morse, The Singularity (Phase I – Neohumanity)

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