A HEAD FULL OF MOONLIGHT

Good Tiger

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Progressive Metal

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Studio Album, released in 2015

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Where Are the Birds (3:31)
2. Snake Oil (3:39)
3. Enjoy the Rain (3:41)
4. I Paint What I See (3:42)
5. Aspirations (3:35)
6. Latchkey Kids (4:24)
7. All Her Own Teeth (4:05)
8. Understanding Silence (3:26)
9. '67 Pontiac Firebird (4:52)

Total Time 34:55

Line-up / Musicians

- Elliot Coleman / vocals
- Derya Nagle / guitars
- Jaquin Ardiles / guitars
- Morgan Sinclair / bass
- Alex Rudinger / drums

Releases information

CD Self-released (2015, US, UK)
Digital album (2015)
CD Metal Blade Records - 3984-15458-2 (2016, US)
LP Metal Blade Records - 3984-15458-1 (2016, US, UK, Europe)

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Review by DangHeck
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My first inclination when I heard this band was not, "Oh, Progressive Metal!" There is a very specific technicality that is immediately apparent: talented, and in this case, well experienced, musicians playing heavy but dynamic music. The other thing, as mentioned in the artist bio, is the clear post-hardcore-backed slant to their music ("emo" is mentioned, I would say only somewhat rightly here).

This could appeal to fans of Coheed And Cambria, at times Protest The Hero (in the vocals department specifically, yet not as dramatic), The Contortionist, Periphery, but also fans of Alt Metal and Post-Hardcore (after, say, 1995). I have to admit, of all things, I'm not too drawn to Prog Metal, so this is generally not my wheelhouse.

Tracks most of note to me are the opener, "Where Are the Birds", "I Paint What I See", and "'67 Firebird".

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