Dyssidia Adelaide, Australia
Part of the rising cohort of world-class Australian progressive metal, Dyssidia have crafted a unique sound amongst their
peers, combining bone-crushing riffs with rich harmonies, soaring vocal melodies with brutal growls and breathtaking soundscapes with intricate rhythms.
Following 3 EPs, Dyssidia released their epic hour-long full length album in March 2020. Next album due in early 2024.
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I never cared about symphonic metal at all. I do very much care about folk as well as progressive metal, and so I couldn't resist after reading the third exceptional AMG review for Wilderun in a row. 'Sleep...' has been on my radar for quite some time, being graced by one of the most beckoning cover arts I have ever seen. The band more than lives up to its reputation, composing great musical pieces from start to finish. I absolutely love the multitude of influences being put together here.
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I remember hearing this album way back when it just came out, listening to it on YT on repeat. And now I have it in 2022 on CD! Excellent for fans of prog metal, with a nice balance of genres.
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A beautiful journey from start to finish, with perfectly placed moments of gentility amidst the rhythmic intrigue and blast beats of their guest drummer.
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Finnish death metallers leaven infernal dynamics with triumphant, infectious melodies, striking a compelling balance between grit and grace.
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One of the best "heavy prog" or "prog metal" albums I've ever heard--right up there with Riverside's Second Life Syndrome and Porcupine Tree's incredible trilogy of Deadwing/In Absentia/Fear of a Dark Planet.
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