Month: April 2005

EXHIBITION „The Sign Of Tomorrow ”

After recording two CDs with Seven Witches, Second War In Heaven and City Of Lost Souls, and also working with the independent act Overlorde, Bobby “Leather Lungs” Lucas has appeared with Exhibition on Limb Music/SPV. But Exhibition's origins don't lie within Bobby Lucas; the formation actually began after the progmetal outfit Eternity X from New Jersey disbanded during 1998.

DUST TO DUST „Sick”

I actually became aware of Dust To Dust from the Capcom video game (head to head fighting) Heavy Metal Geomatrix which used a handful of songs off D-T-D's self-titled debut as a soundtrack along with material from other artists from the Sanctuary/Metal-Is roster Halford, Megadeth, W.A.S.P., Entombed and a few others. Prior to the game I had a sampler CD containing a few tracks off Dust To Dust's debut, but I never really paid much attention to this group before the game.

DAGOBA „s/t”

Let's be honest, you can count the number of good French metal bands on the fingers of a very deformed hand. Of course, there's the excellent Scarve and Tripod and on the technical death metal side there's the underrated Carcariass, but never has a band stood a chance of success than in the case of Dagoba.

DELIGHT „Eternity”

This 9-tracker starts with a rock-fueled nu-metal riff in the vein of Papa Roach then followed by a powerful Life of Agony-like chorus… damn this is good stuff! The chick sings the chorus and it's really enjoyable as on the rest of the album. Every now and then she sings like Tori Amos or even Enya… she's not bitchin´ but singing.

DEMIMONDE „Mutant Star”

More and more appear this of type discs – that is to say multimedially editions, on of which is music audio in once with Mp3, video clips, biography of band, photos, whether with texts and other things worth interests. In this of event is similarly, but let us assemble only on music DEMIMONDE and concretely on their following material „Mutant Star”.

DEVIN TOWNSEND BAND, THE „Accelerated Evolution”

Perhaps the highest profile Devin Townsend project at this moment is Strapping Young Lad whose 2003 self-titled Century Media release has been gaining write-ups in many metal magazines worldwide including the May '03 feature in Metal Maniacs. This solo release showcases music from the hardworking mastermind in a dense creation encompassing progressive hard rock and taking it to a new level.

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