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Karmic Wheel
A strong rocking number this one combines elements of alternative and techno styles into a very catchy tune. The vocal arrangements on the chorus calls to mind Head East, while the music of that same section has some strong prog leanings. |
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Wrecked
Neo-classical elements start off this song in a very progish fashion. Once the intro dies out, the piece takes on the mode of a very satisfying hard rocker with unusual vocals. A very progish instrumental break shows more of those neo-classical elements reemerging. This is one of the pieces that really makes one think about including this band in the progressive rock category. |
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Sick
A textural and sedate intro makes a nicely sedate contrast to the previous cut. This piece almost has a Genesisish feel to it`s verses. The chorus, however, is far more rooted in Nine Inch Nails. The contrast of these styles is quite effective, making this a very quirky and energetic number. |
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Once Upon A Time
This pretty balladic piece is firmly rooted in classic rock traditions. The piece eventually takes on harder tones, but still in that balladic classic rock mode. |
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Too Shy
Metallic moments begin this cut, before dropping it into a more alternative rock format. The instrumental break shows strong neo-classical leanings, while other sections of the composition are almost driving metal. |
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Nevermind
This percussive alternative rock number shows definite progressive elements, and is quite strong. |
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Hope
Hope is a pretty rock ballad. |
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Little Bitches
Featuring a strong metallic intro, this is a quirky metal cut that even shows elements of classic Black Sabbath and modern Alice Cooper. |
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Colorblind
A strong poppish rock cut, this one is not a stand out, but quite competent, nonetheless. |
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Darkest Hour
Darkest Hour is a very dark and dramatic cut that is somewhat progish. This one is quite powerful and features a metallic chorus. |
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Something Broken
This one is a pop track in the classic mode of bands like Journey, but takes those styles to a very high level. The cut features quite progish moments. |
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Busted
A strong rocker in an alternative mode, the instrumental break shows strong prog leanings. |
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Silent Scream
A fast paced rocker, this one is very competent, but not exceptionally strong. |
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Insides Out
This is a strong ballad with `80`s techno textures and a vocal line calling to mind Journey and others of their ilk. |
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Blissed Out
An instrumental, this one features Queenish neo-classical leanings. |
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Rejoice
Showing tendencies of a kinder, gentler Nine Inch Nails, this is a strong rocker that features a quirky prog instrumental break. |
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