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 Here’s how to make Progressive Metal without copying and pasting anything from Dream Theater.

 The title track... allows Seventh Wonder to showcase the best of themselves.

Seventh Wonder’s 2010 album The Great Escape impresses by blending progressive metal, power, and AOR influences into a coherent work. Tommy Karevik’s vocals are a standout across varied tracks. The album features a 30-minute title track that acts as a concept suite, showcasing the band's best skills. While not a masterpiece, it suggests strong potential and positions the album as one of the best progressive releases of 2010. Listen to Seventh Wonder's The Great Escape and experience the finest blend of prog metal and power!

 When you smoke, you know, it’s hard to quit. This property is also applied by Abram’s work.

 Prepare to traverse ice and lava, flowers and ghosts. It’s unlikely you’ll come out alive and kicking.

Abramakabra's The Imaginarium presents an intense, noisy, and challenging musical experience driven by distortion and vocal effects. While initially abrasive, the album reveals rich atmospheric layers blending doom and noise, creating a psychological and sonic journey across diverse soundscapes. With eight distinct tracks, it invites listeners to traverse haunting and surreal environments. Recommended for fans of experimental and avant-garde music. Dive into the bizarre world of Abramakabra's The Imaginarium and experience a unique experimental soundscape today!

 It’s like hearing Pink Floyd and Meshuggah on the same record.

 I would listen to it for hours and hours.

The Great Misdirect by Between The Buried And Me is an eclectic and genre-defying album combining mathcore, thrash, jazz, and progressive metal elements. The band impresses with complex musicianship, melodic diversity, and memorable solos. Vocalist Tommy Rogers and guitarist Paul Waggener deliver standout performances, supported by a strong rhythm section. The album’s diversity and lengthy tracks keep the listener engaged without becoming tedious. Discover the genre-bending brilliance of Between The Buried And Me’s The Great Misdirect—listen now and experience progressive metal like never before!