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EXAWATT

Progressive Metal • Italy


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EXAWATT is a progressive/power metal band that was formed in 1991 by vocalist Luca Benni and drummer Stefano Coletti, originating in Perugia, Italy.
Andrea Corsetti joined the band in 1994 on keyboards. The band then ended in 1996, but in 1997 came back together with guitarist Daniele Palloni and Francesco Strappavecciaon bass guitar.
The band released a promotional record in 2001 called "Promo 2001", followed the next year by their "2K2" released.
The band's sound is that of a fairly traditional progressive metal sound

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3.60 | 5 ratings
Time Frames
2005
3.50 | 6 ratings
Among Different Sights
2011

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Exawatt
1995
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Dungeon Dance
2000
3.00 | 1 ratings
Promo 2001
2001
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2K2
2002

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Review by progrules
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— First review of this album —
3 stars Ok, once again progrules is going against the common flow here, haha. Exawatt just delivered a new release and the one I bought is this promo from 2001. Doesn't matter, I'll just have to review this one then don't I ? Anyway, in this way we can have a look at the earlier days of this Italian prog metal band. First let's see what Exawatt sounds like compared to the pm-leaders.

Well, listening to the first few tones the answer isn't really difficult. On the opener Power of Fate it obviously sounds like Symphony X, but combined with the vocals I would rather say the Rod Tyler period of SX than the Russell Allan period. Let's face it: Lucca Benni is nowhere near the huge level Allan reaches so that's a pretty big minor to start with. The instrumental handling, compositional quality and also production isn't too much wrong with I have to admit so no negative comments from me here.

Is Exawatt at this stage of their career a highly original prog metal band this subgenre was anxiously waiting for ? Hmm, don't think so to be fair but if you don't mind just another very fine addition to this metal genre you might well give this band a try. Don't know if it has to be this promo though since I don't know any other releases (yet). If you happen to run into this one for a few bucks, you could easily take it is my only possible conclusion. The promo is good but non-essential all in all. So three stars.

Thanks to HughesJB4 for the artist addition.

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