I think DGM is one of the most underrated prog metal bands out there nowadays. Their last two albums - Dreamland and Hidden Places - are awesome. They have the full package: great songs, great musicians, and a great mix of prog and power metal (in the veins of Symphony X). I think they would make a great opener or second slot band at ProgPower.
DGM for ProgPower IV!!!
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I totally agree. I have "Change Direction" - "Wings of Time" & "Hidden Place". I like all three albums and think DGM would be a great band to invite to PPV.
DGM would be great! Awesome band with great musician- If they were on the bill along with Uli Jon Roth- I would attend in a heartbeat!!!! 
I have hidden places and i am looking forward to getting dreamland also. DGM is truly a great band that deserves more attention and would make a great addition to pp.
glasscastle
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absolutely....DGM are a force to be reckon with...top-notch musicians and...Titta Tani is an absolute monster vocalist!!
seasons of sorrow...have stolen all my years
seasons of sorrow...have stolen all my years
I just got "dreamland" today and i am listening to it now. I think this one is even better than "hidden places" which is awesome. these guys are great!
General Zod
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I like DGM, and Adagio's "Underworld" (which I see you are listening to). However, they both borrow just a tad too much from SX for my liking.alexofbodom said:
GZ
I agree they have lots of influences from Symphony X, but look at how many prog metal bands have influences from Dream Theater or other bands. It is very hard to be completely original and without any influences. There are soooo many bands who copy great bands and are just crap. DGM and Adagio do it very well and also have their own touches of originality (DGM sometimes uses Jazz or Adagio is much more symphonic than SYmphony X)General Zod said:
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