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PROGRESSIVE METAL

here is epic and then there is . Ostensibly operating in the post-metal world, this Chicagoan quartet have constructed a debut album of audacious scale and scope. Blending wildly evocative post-metal sprawls with extensive orchestral pieces across 75 immersive minutes, (Prosthetic) demands total surrender and, and the title track are, will almost certainly get it. Progressive heaviness just found its new heroes.

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