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    Posted: August 17 2010 at 11:39
the ars supernova........lumina.........for crossover??
http://www.myspace.com/thearssupernova
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Thanks, will check Thumbs Up
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Oh, you mean "The Ars Supernova". Common Timothy, proper spelling doesn't hurt. And even I'm member of Crossover team now, typing words correctly helps a lot to make thread interesting, believe me.


Will check it of course.
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check your own spelling, you seem to have left some words out of your post
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^ Fair enough. Still, when suggesting a band, you should write their proper name.
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Very interesting band! The music is technically Crossover, sometimes pure mainstream (very interesting Soul moments!), but first of all it's very heavy, so heavy that I'd rather see this band near The Fall Of Try and the other modern alternative Heavy Prog bands. I'll ask the Heavy Prog team for an evaluation. Seems like X-over is where this evaluation starts.


Edited by harmonium.ro - August 17 2010 at 16:50
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Thanks for listening "The Ars Supernova", I leave it to you where they fit in.....
                                    
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^ Thanks TL will evaluate and get back either way
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