A Prison Called Earth Nantes, France
Influenced by the scandinavian extreme-prog scene, but at the same time free from the US heavy-prog technical excesses, the band developped a new kind of ambiant metal, featuring sophisticated structures.
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Never heard of this band until this came on Liquid Metal...now I'm hooked and hope they come back to the states soon.
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Clean, progressive metal with some great riffage and melody.
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Favorite! Buy this disc now. One of the best I’ve heard in a while. PLEASE MAKE ANOTHER ONE. I need more of this. Heavy and melodic, perfect to keep me going and motivated.
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This checks pretty much all the boxes of my blackened dm achilles heel preferences - progressive playing alongside compositional complexity; almost mythological lyrics with a doomy undercurrent of emotional urgency. It's almost like a siren song to my progressive metal dna. And I will take that ending solo in "Sold as a Crow" any day of the week. I was going to make an Intronaut comparison but wait - this is from 2014?! Shit!
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