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[Abas]

I love Circumstances! Hemispheres is an awesome album and so are the following 5 studio albums.

There's something about the execution of the chorus that's whatever the opposite of ASMR is

I had prior familiarity with The Spirit of Radio - the All this machinery making modern music is one of the most triumphant moments in music for me.

Jacob's Ladder however was new to me and that is one fucking sick track! As someone also has said about Iron Maiden's The Parchment being meditative and keeping building on itself, so was this.

 

[KidInTheDark666]

 

[KidInTheDark666]

 

[____no5]

Europeans often don’t realize the influence Eddie Van Halen & David Lee Roth had on American scene, I mean you listen Nun Bettencourt talk and after so many years and accomplishments he‘s still talking with religious respect for Eddie.

It took me decades to realize that Van Halen changed everything in music to the point that sometimes I think that he was bigger than Hendrix. @Jer

 

[Bruins1]

 

[Bruins1]

 

[Shmoolikipod]

This album is just phenomenal.

 

[Magnus]

Sabbat - BBC Radio 1: Friday Rock Show Session 1987
"His Infernal Majesty's Voice"
from the Mad Gods And Englishmen boxset, 2023

 

[Jer]

 

[Abas]

You Keep Me Hanging On from her is one of the greatest bangers I ever heard

 

[Jer]

 

[Kalata]

Cool new single from Primal Fear. Melodic and with heavy riffs!

 

[Jer]

This just came out a couple of weeks ago. Really well-executed power metal from Greece, all in non-accented English, with Daniel Heiman of Lost Horizon on vocals. (I guess he's farming himself out to every band in Greece who wants to pay him, but he still sounds great for his style of singing.)

 

[Jer]

 

[Jer]

 

[Magnus]

Sabbat - The End Of The Beginning DVD
from the Mad Gods And Englishmen boxset, 2023

 

[The_7th_one]

Artist: Overkill
Album Title: Ironbound
Release Date: 2010
Style: Metal
Rating: 5/5

 

[Jer]

 

[TheTalisman]

 

[MrKnickerbocker]

Listened to this yesterday and was blown away! Best traditional prog metal I've heard in a long time. It's like a super wacky mashup of Dream Theater, Haken, Seventh Wonder, Devin Townsend...and IDK a bunch of stuff. Really high quality material and expertly produced.

Opus, by Nospūn

11 track album

nospun.bandcamp.com

Listening to this today, and...it's solid, I guess? Richie's playing and riffs are absolutely stellar. I know Romero has a good voice, but honestly I think his melodies are a little weak. The opening track is an incredibly limp way to start the album. It gets a lot better from there. Cool cover of UFO's Lights Out, too. Apparently Scott Travis and Rex Brown supplied the rhythm section on the album and Sneap produced it, so of course it sounds perfect.