Showing posts with label Threshold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Threshold. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 September 2015







Artist : Threshold
Country : UK
Release : The Best Of Threshold: The Ravages Of Time
Year : 2007
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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Inside Out Music released a "best-of" collection from U.K. progressive metallers THRESHOLD in November. Entitled "The Ravages of Time", the two-CD set includes important compositions and classics by the band, among them the lavish "Sanity's End", which effortlessly takes the 10-minute hurdle and proves that THRESHOLD always allow their albums enough space to breathe.

Sunday, 18 January 2015







Artist : Threshold
Country : UK
Release : Psychedelicatessen [Special Edition]
Year : 2001
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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Wounded Land, Threshold's first release, is a fantastic progressive metal album in a vein not unlike that of a heavier Shadow Gallery or a darker Ayreon. Psychedelicatessen is Threshold's second offering and it doesn't quite follow Wounded Land's progressive blueprint but, instead, goes off into a more power metal direction. For whatever reasons, Psychedelicatessen is a heavier, more powerful version of Threshold.

Saturday, 3 May 2014





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Artist : Threshold
Country : UK
Release : Critical Mass [Limited Edition]
Year : 2002
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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This album is a masterpiece: it is surely one of the best prog metal works I've ever listened to. The whole sound is very clean, the accuracy of the production is unbelievable, the volume levels are homogeneous, compositions are top quality and well balanced, the lyrics deal with reincarnation and physics.
The album is a heavy progressive work, here you can find everything you are looking for: powerful riffs, innumerable time changes, cold space atmospheres, guitars-keyboards duets, catchy melodies, excellent drum fills, accurate vocal harmonies, expressive instrumental sections, headbangers? typical rhythmic parts [just look at the bass player!].
This cd is well structured: there is a punchy opener ['Phenomenon'], a memorable ballad ['Avalon'], an involving up-tempo piece ['Fragmentation'], an intricate cymbal work ['Falling Away'] and a splendid 13 minutes long title track, whose second part reminds me of Pink Floyd.

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