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Vektor's 'Black Future' is epic!

Jeff Loomis' 'Zero Order Phase' is pretty badass. Also, check out Planet X and Liquid Tension Experiment!

Has anyone else noticed the typo on the back of the CD booklet/poster thingy? "Intergation" in the artsy text thing is not a word :( edit: This is on the deluxe version. I don't know about the other version.

I haven't seen this posted here yet: The End of Innocence Single (and instrumental version) are available on Amazon on May 3! Edit: There's a 30ish second audio preview, as well... Check it out!

Technically, this is an example of polyMETER. PolyRHYTHM is when, for example, a 7/4 measure and a 5/4 measure take the same amount of TIME. This is in contrast to a polyMETER, where the beats take the same amount of time but the measure lasts a different time. The most common polyrhythm is...

I just finished God's Demon, recommended by shadowmac a while ago on here and by many others throughout my web travels, and I was blown away. If you're at all into the Paradise Lost / Dante's Inferno "mythos," you should definitely check it out. Now I'm reading A. C. Clarke's Childhood's...

In the same style as the big, fat mouse from "Cinderella".... HAAAABPTYYY BIRFDAAYYY

OK... Which one of you is this?

Never done this before...It's much harder than I would have thought. Let's see how it goes! I found 29 albums that stand out because they have at least multiple (4+) songs on them that I listen to most often. Towards the bottom, it gets pretty eclectic! 29. Satan and Adam - Mother Mojo 28...

Are you being sarcastic? Pagan's Mind, SW, and Kamelot in particular sound extremely different to me!

I've looked long and hard for another band like S-X to fill in these 3 or 4 year gaps between releases, but I feel like I have been largely unsuccessful. Nevertheless, I've found some other stuff that I like. Since most of these haven't been explicitly mentioned in this thread yet, here's...

I'm an electrical engineering PhD student who works on phased array radar :muahaha:

For real... Nevermore is the best thing to happen to (insert whatever their exact genre of metal is) in a while. 'Born' from This Godless Endeavor is what all metalcore SHOULD sound like, but doesn't; 'River Dragon' from their earlier album is perfect power thrash; etc.

Recently picked up: Nevermore -- This Godless Endeavor High on Fire -- Communion of the Dead King's X -- Gretchen Goes to Nebraska Can't decide what to get next: Nevermore's 'Dead Heart' or Redemptions 'Fullness of Time' :confused:

In case you guys missed it in the main wire, here's the link: http://www.bravewords.com/news/146825