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orwellian
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brobdingnag
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duress
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petrichor
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glaswegians Vancouver, British Columbia
michael elder
the new album "quaternary" will be released on march 11, 2022 on cassette, CD, and all streaming services
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Hashshashin's music is a bold fusion of sound and style, excitingly blending power with finesse to create sounds from another world. Urgent compositions possessing thunderous speed are swiftly countered by moody passages where darkness lies – each track attracts with unique attributes.
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Rise of the Waterfowl
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supported by 13 fans who also own “severance”
I have listened to this album many times and each time I notice something different I love. Awesome musicianship with excellent songwriting at it's best.
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A Series Of Disagreements
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supported by 11 fans who also own “severance”
Some of the most creative and well-executed progressive metal music ever. <3 The band's name lives up to the genre and their two EPs are staples in the progressive scene. Their ability to story tell through music is on another level. You can hear the disagreements in the first track from the polyrhythms and juxtaposed lines. The second track is a nice progressive fusion "break." The last track paints the subject manner perfectly. This is a must-have EP for progressive metal fans! :D
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The Dublin trio melds post-rock and jazz, adding electronic touches, for a signature sound that's energetic, spacious, and resonant.
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A technically precise, texturally rich math rock marvel recommended for fans of Hella, John Zorn, and Frank Zappa.
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Dreams And Conjurations
by Sturle Dagsland
A deft juggling act of proggy pop, raw metal, and dark folk from this enigmatic Norwegian artist, sustained by a strange, feral energy.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “severance”
agri-math rock? Rural melodic punk? Christ knows what this is...but its damn good! Great use of 'alternative' instruments and structures to achieve a great instrumental music
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