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 Perhaps due to the sound that closely resembles the band’s productions.

 Ultimately, it turns out to be a pleasant album to listen to, but in the long run, it tends to become boring.

David Gilmour's first solo album offers a familiar sound close to Pink Floyd’s style with personal and intimate lyrics. The album includes atmospheric instrumentals and solid rock tracks, though it may tire listeners after multiple plays. Notable contributions come from Rick Wills and Willie Wilson. Recommended mainly for Pink Floyd fans seeking a pleasant, if not groundbreaking, listening experience. Listen to David Gilmour's solo debut and discover a mellow journey through familiar Pink Floyd sounds.

 They do not hide the influence of more well-known bands like Dream Theater, Symphony X, etc., but they have their own personality.

 An album that does not aspire to rewrite the genre’s standards, but that deserves more attention than it has received so far.

DGM’s 'Hidden Place' is a high-quality progressive metal album from the Italian band, showing clear influences from Dream Theater yet maintaining its own personality. The album features impressive technical skills, melodic songwriting, and excellent vocals by Titta Tani. The 10-track album balances explosive energy with softer moments, deserving greater recognition. It proves that outstanding metal can come from outside the usual scenes. Listen to DGM's Hidden Place and explore the rich world of Italian progressive metal today!