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FRAMEDGMProgressive Metal3.73 | 34 ratings |
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Mellotron Storm
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This is the latest from Italy's DGM. A Prog-Metal band who blasts us with double bass
drumming throughout. A new vocalist for this one in Mark Basile and he does a great job here. I
found that there wasn't a lot of variation on this album, and as I mentioned there's way too
much double bass drumming for my taste."Hereafter" features lots of synths and double bass drumming early on. It settles some before a minute with vocals. It turns mellow before 3 minutes then kicks back in hard. "Enhancement" opens with a barrage of double bass then it settles before a minute with vocals. "Not In Need" kicks in right away and again settles some when the vocals arrive. "No Looking Back" builds as vocals come in after a minute. Keys and drums lead after 3 minutes. A guitar solo before 4 minutes. "Trapped..." has this marching-like rhythm with choir-like vocals.Then it kicks in. Great sound. "...In A Movie" is a good uptempo rocker. "Away" kicks in before a minute. A nice crunchy sound here. It settles with vocals as contrasts continue. "Heartache" turns full rather quickly. Reserved vocals with riffs follow. "Rest In Peace" is uptempo with vocals. "Brand New Blood" has this hard hitting intro. Double bass drumming galore after a minute. "Fading & Falling" opens with gentle guitar and reserved vocals. Keys join in. It kicks in after a minute. A good album but it doesn't suit my taste in Metal that well.
Mellotron Storm |
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