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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

Tags: Between The Buried And Me, Dan Briggs, fusion, Haken, jazz, Matt Lynch, metal, music, Nova Collective, Pete Jones, prog, Progressive Rock, review, Richard Henshall, rock, The Blog Of Much Metal, The Further Side, The Man Of Much Metal, Triospheres, world music

Half-Way Through 2015 – The Best So Far – Part 2

Welcome to part 2 of my round-up of the very best music that was released during the first six months of 2015. If you missed it, you can find Part 1 right here: Half-Way Through 2015 – The Best So Far – Part 1 As I mentioned before, this year has seen some extraordinarily strong Continue Reading »

Written on July 2, 2015 at 8:22 pm, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2015 Reviews, Album Review, Albums, Death Metal, Doom Metal, Entertainment, Female Fronted Metal, Heavy Metal, Instrumental Metal, Journalism, Melodic Metal, Music, Neo-prog, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Progressive Rock, Record labels, Thrash Metal, Uncategorized

Tags: .progressive metal, Abnormal Thought Patterns, Album review, Altered States Of Consciousness, Arcturian, Arcturus, Black Metal, extreme metal, folk, gothic metal, Half-Way Through 2015 – The Best So Far – Part 2, heavy metal, John Mitchell, Lonely Robot, metal, Native Construct, NWOBHM, Paradise Lost, Please Come Home, prog metal, Progressive, Quiet World, review, Subterranean Masquerade, The Great Bazaar, The Plague Within, thrash metal classic metal, Triaxis, world music, Zero Hour

Subterranean Masquerade – The Great Bazaar – Album Review

Artist: Subterranean Masquerade Album Title: The Great Bazaar Label: Taklit Music Year Of Release: 2015 “Welcome to the carnival of the dysfunctional and the disturbed” declares the official website of Subterranean Masquerade, an intriguing band that, in their own eyes at least, is anything but ordinary. Subterranean Masquerade have been in existence since 1997 but Continue Reading »

Written on March 30, 2015 at 7:09 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2015 Reviews, Album Review, Albums, Death Metal, Entertainment, Heavy Metal, Music, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Rock, Symphonic Metal, Uncategorized

Tags: Album review, album reviews, detailed, extreme metal, flute, folk, Green Carnation, in-depth, metal, Opeth, Orphaned Land, prog, ska, Subterranean Masquerade, Subterranean Masquerade - The Great Bazaar - Album Review, symphonic prog metal, Taklit Music, The Blog Of Much Metal, The Great Bazaar, Tomer Pink, Tristania, world music

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