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“Instrumental progressive metal”
From the swamp to the asylum: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Oh, More Gordon delivers 53 minutes of outright lunacy — the RAM-fortified sequel nobody asked for but everyone needs. syn.terra's Mellow Evil fuses jazz stylings with grinding guitars, pounding double-bass, and synth will o' wisps in the mire of progressive swamp metal. Jacob's Fall's Lost in Silence channels inner struggle and melancholy into dark, deeply melodic rock — intensely elegiac and never hopeless. Jonathan Hadley's Somebody Somewhere asks who you are when you stop masking for everyone else, and Scare in a Box's Dracula Got Punched answers with a fist straight from Transylvania.
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“'Hymns to the Dark Resistance.'”
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“The fiery power trio DemonScar returns with their latest full-length album, SAME OLD SHOW, released under Unhealed Records.”
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“if you're going through Hell, keep going”
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“The debut album from Third Man Syndrome is a powerful blend of rock, metal, and instrumental storytelling, featuring three evocative tracks—The Call, The Beginning of a Journey, and Rise to the Occ...”
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“A hazy representation of flesh.”
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“metal”
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“Jazz-inspired Comfy Synth”
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“The song Ikarus by Third Man Syndrome captures the tension between courage and risk, using a raw instrumental style to reflect the myth's themes of aspiration and the danger of overreach.”
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“I want your fangs buried in my neck”
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“music spanning 27 years of the band's entire discography”
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“Metal songs about monsters from the depths of the Earth, and from the depths of dark evil souls.”