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3.5 great | Trey STAFF | June 23rd 23 | If Opeth had integrated their 70s prog influences into their classic progressive death metal sound instead of abandoning them completely, I imagine it might have sounded something like this (musically). Vocally, this guy does the layered soft vocals of the Porcupine Tree / Katatonia variety with occasional gruff/gritty vocals not normally associated with a more traditional prog sound, as well. There's more to this album than that, though. There's an abundance of psychedelic influences as well as sax solos and other quirky nuances that make these guys more than just a soundalike.
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4.0 excellent | Azazzel | June 23rd 23 | this is really excellent soft vox post-porcupine tree prog-mostly-rock but I don't miss the metal cause WE GOT SAXS BABY and they're used tastefully.rshoutout Willowtip Records, killin it with this and Kostnat?ní
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4.5 superb | Trez | January 26th 24 | Very cool. Became more fond of this work with repeated listening.
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3.5 great | zethmal | February 23rd 24 |
4.0 excellent | Nisraak | January 3rd 24 |
5.0 classic | MelbCro | December 19th 23 |
4.0 excellent | Araz | December 18th 23 |
4.0 excellent | UrukHai | September 12th 23 |
4.5 superb | JoneHK | September 4th 23 |
4.0 excellent | mikep87 | August 28th 23 |
3.5 great | em17ah | August 15th 23 |
3.0 good | Hawks | July 26th 23 |
3.5 great | dafjam | July 19th 23 |
4.5 superb | Tasty | July 5th 23 |
4.0 excellent | Ebola | July 4th 23 |
4.5 superb | max13x | June 25th 23 |
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