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Threshold

 

Progressive Metal

3.72 | 165 ratings

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Melomaniac
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4 stars or When things fell into place...

Yet another change of staff for this band, but, as for previous changes, this one was for the better. Enter lead vocalist Andrew "Mac" McDermott. The perfect choice for Threshold. Don't get me wrong, I think Damian Wilson is a great singer, but I find Mac's voice is THE voice for this band.

Musically, this album is the one that paved the way for the band's future. It is the album with which they really defined their sound, their signature style. And, what makes it even better is the fact that it is a concept album. Without a doubt their most prog metal album up to that point.

Unfortunately this was to be drummer Mark Heany's last album, and he offered a good performance. Fortunately his replacement, in the person of Johanne James, is more than suitable and adequate for the seat. In fact I find he is better than Heany.

If you are familiar with and like Threshold but don't own this album, do not hesitate to buy this one. It is as good as Hypothetical, Critical Mass and Subsurface, although a bit heavier.

If you are not familiar with them, this might be a good place to get acquainted with the band (along with the 3 other albums I mentionned as they are at least of equal quality when not better).

Melomaniac | 4/5 |

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