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Get Stoked, Ontario: The “HELLO? YES, THIS IS PROG” Tour featuring Ever Forthright, Intervals, and Mandroid Echostar!

Jimmy Rowe
July 11, 2012
Features
As if I didn't have enough to be jealous of Canada over, Southern Ontario will be host to the mindblowing 'HELLO? YES THIS IS PROG' Tour, featuring three of the best up-and-coming bands prog has to offer, Eve... Read More...
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Reel Metal: Born of Osiris’ ‘Follow the Signs‘; Interview With Director Andrew Pulaski

Heavy Blog
February 1, 2012
Interviews, Reviews, Video
Artist: Born of Osiris Song: “Follow The Signs” Album: The Discovery Director: Andrew Pulaski of Abstrakt Pictures When it comes to metal music videos, I tend to prevent myself from getting my h... Read More...
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Ever Forthright – Ever Forthright

Heavy Blog
January 10, 2012
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Ever Forthright Ever Forthright 01. All Eyes on the Earth 02. Latency and Tendencies 03. The Little Albert Experiment 04. Lost in Our Escape 05. Screen Scenarios 06. Spineless 07. Reflections 08. The ... Read More...
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This Week In Heavy [Week Of December 13th]

Jimmy Rowe
December 12, 2011
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Hey everyone! Hope you had a good weekend! Do you know what we have coming out this week? The Empire Shall Fall - Volume One: Solar Plexus (Angle Side Side) Ever Forthright - Ever Forthright (Myriad Records... Read More...
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Ever Forthright Reveal More Details About Debut Album

Jimmy Rowe
November 3, 2011
News, Video
In addition to Ever Forthright's recent tracklist and album art announcement, we've just got some other tidbits from this jazzy prog group. Their self-titled debut is seeing release this December via Myriad R... Read More...
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Ever Forthright Announce Debut Album Details [NSFW Album Art]

Jimmy Rowe
October 31, 2011
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After a handful of single releases and teasers, the jazzy prog aficionados in Ever Forthright have finally announced their self-titled debut album. Clocking in at around 74 minutes, this release is going to b... Read More...
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New Ever Forthright Song: Intense Math Metal And Sax Solos!

Jimmy Rowe
May 2, 2011
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This might just be the best song that Ever Forthright has put out so far. Heavy music could always use more saxophone, and Chris Baretto makes great use of the instrument. I should buy a saxophone so I can tr... Read More...
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Ever Forthright Post New Song, “The Counter Shift.”

Jimmy Rowe
December 17, 2010
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Ever Forthright started making buzz overnight it seems, and with the recent inclusion of ex-Periphery vocalist Chris Barretto, everyone into this style of music seems to be eagerly awaiting for their debut albu... Read More...
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Ever Forthright Gains A Vocalist and Sax Player In Chris Barretto

Jimmy Rowe
December 1, 2010
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I've talked about Ever Forthright before, and they showed potential to be big names in this new wave of progressive metal that seems to be on the rise. Their djent + jazz approach to songwriting was actually ... Read More...
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Ever Forthright: When Jazz Musicians Pursue Djent

Jimmy Rowe
October 11, 2010
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I just happen to love bands that take the technical polyrhythmic approach set in place by Meshuggah and infuse more melody and other musical influences. Of course you have big names like Periphery and Tesseract... Read More...
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