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 I can only add that it has nothing to envy from ballads of their best years like 'Silent Lucidity' or 'Bridge'.

 What masterpiece would we have had if they had dared throughout the whole album like this?

 Discover Queensrÿche’s bold new sound—listen to Digital Noise Alliance today and experience their best work in years!

 When they dive into pop songs, they make them sound as pop as possible, or rather, they don’t even make them sound, they make them pump.

 This kind of makes you mad because you end up wondering what kind of monster they could be if they let go of earnings and views and only focused on giving 100%.

 Discover the highs and lows of Imagine Dragons' Mercury Act 2 – listen now and decide where they stand in today's music scene!

 The guitar sometimes hits like a jackhammer, without mercy, with an almost industrial strength; sometimes, it really feels like being in a mechanical workshop.

 Tiktaalika is a fresh and resounding example of extreme prog-metal. Highly recommended.

 Listen to Charlie Griffiths' Tiktaalika now and experience a new level of extreme prog-metal brilliance!

 It roughly seems like a well-organized report, as if the band paused for a moment to reflect on what they’ve done so far.

 Muse add their own touch, bringing their 'own' synth, and when the guitar intervenes it does so in Muse’s style.

 Listen to Muse's 'Will Of The People' to experience their dynamic blend of rock, synth, and classical sounds firsthand!

 The sound of Envy of None is instead a minimalist, stripped-down soft rock where the former Rush member is hardly heard and has few opportunities to unleash his style.

 Maiah Wynne’s voice... seems designed precisely for this type of psychedelic and dreamy music; it’s deliberately slender and velvety, seeming like a cross between Billie Eilish and Elizabeth Fraser.

 Listen to Envy of None now and experience Alex Lifeson’s bold musical transformation!

 Romeo tries to recover that balance between aggressiveness and melody that has been lost.

 Basically, it’s a band album, an album with the right balance between musicians and sounds, a group album presented as solo.

 Discover Michael Romeo's latest prog-power metal journey—listen to War of the Worlds Pt. 2 and experience the blend of orchestral and aggressive metal sounds!

 Porcupine Tree are back to stay.

 The album feels like a classic second-phase Porcupine Tree record with the added courage of Steven Wilson's solo experiences.

 Discover Porcupine Tree's thrilling return — listen to Closure/Continuation and explore their evolved progressive sound!

 Evergrey are a guarantee, we know that by now.

 'Reawakening' blends everything well, suspended between gothic metal, autumnal atmospheres, ’80s and modern sounds, for me the best track of the album.

 Listen to Evergrey's latest album and explore a fresh yet familiar journey through melodic metal mastery.

 This work has been done on one track, the first track is replicated in electric version in the last track, and it’s impressive to note how natural the conversion is.

 His tone appears varied and well-modulated depending on the moment to be interpreted, yet he is fully convincing even when the register rises, showing grit without being annoying.

 Discover James LaBrie's refreshing acoustic rock journey—listen now and experience a new shade of his musical talent!

 "Pure Reason Revolution continues to represent the rougher and more alternative side of prog, almost in contrast to the more refined and elegant approach of the genre’s more classical nature."

 "The album appears slightly more varied and inspired than the previous one, with each track having more of its own identity and not being exactly a copy of any of the others."

 Listen to Pure Reason Revolution’s 'Above Cirrus' and experience their powerful and inspired prog rock comeback today!