I'm not certain if any of you picked up a FREE copy of A Lower Deep's Black Marys cd from the Nightmare Records table at ProgPower USA IX. But here are some recent reviews of the release...
Metal Rules- 4/5
[A Lower Deep] craft yet another musically-rich landscape that twists and turns through expertly-played progressive sections... BLACK MARYS, like every other release from A Lower Deep, is pure in its artistic vision and unrelenting to trends... if bands like Evergrey, Nevermore, Communic and Queensryche tickle your fancy, dont miss A Lower Deep. ...drink in the captivating aura that comes with BLACK MARYS.
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Metal To Infinity- 90/100
What you can expect are great drum parts, heavy loaded tight riffs, awesome solos and remarkable vocals... The major difference with the previous releases is that A Lower Deep has multiplied several times all their marks.
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HellSpawn- 92/100
I think we said it before on this website, sometimes it's really inconceivable that some bands must struggle to get signed and on the other hand rubbish blindly gets a deal. A Lower Deep belongs undeniably to the first category... In short: this is a very fine album.
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Metal Rules- 4/5
[A Lower Deep] craft yet another musically-rich landscape that twists and turns through expertly-played progressive sections... BLACK MARYS, like every other release from A Lower Deep, is pure in its artistic vision and unrelenting to trends... if bands like Evergrey, Nevermore, Communic and Queensryche tickle your fancy, dont miss A Lower Deep. ...drink in the captivating aura that comes with BLACK MARYS.
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Metal To Infinity- 90/100
What you can expect are great drum parts, heavy loaded tight riffs, awesome solos and remarkable vocals... The major difference with the previous releases is that A Lower Deep has multiplied several times all their marks.
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HellSpawn- 92/100
I think we said it before on this website, sometimes it's really inconceivable that some bands must struggle to get signed and on the other hand rubbish blindly gets a deal. A Lower Deep belongs undeniably to the first category... In short: this is a very fine album.
Read Full Review Here