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Artist : DGM Country : Italy Release : Misplaced Year : 2004 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info:
From the opening guitar melodies of the opening track Living On The
Edge, the similarities to Stratovarius' Hunting High And Low immediately
come to mind. This track has a great sense of melody, great strong
vocals by Titta Tani and musically mixes speedy power metal with some
awesome Yngwie inspired lead fills. The use of some synthesizer leads
adds a progressive edge but otherwise, this is pretty much a power metal
track. Is Hell Without Love? continues with charging and chunky muted
power metal and again lots of melody for the chorus section. There's a
weird interlude mid-song that seems to be used only to remind the
listener that they are in fact still a progressive metal band.
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Artist : DGM Country : Italy Release : Hidden Place Year : 2003 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info:
DGM has shown such amazing improvement with their 4th release, Hidden
Place. The band has evolved and created their own sound, escaping the
shackles of being a Symphony X rip-off. Although at times the singer
Titta Tani sounds a lot like Russell Allen, he has a much broader vocal
range. He's can be (but isn't always) more ferocious than Russell,
especially on the last track Winter Breeze, in which he shows he can
scream with the power of any black metal vocalist. Not only have DGM's
vocals improved, but also their production.
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Artist : DGM Country : Italy Release : FrAme Year : 2009 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info:
Great Vocals and incredible musicians make this a must for prog metal
fans. I pretty much like every song and the whole album makes for a good
non stop listen. Stand out tracks for me are: Hereafter, Not In Need
and Away. But I think the album is very solid. Fans of Dream Theater,
Andromeda, and Serenity should really enjoy this album.
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Artist : DGM Country : Italy Release : Dreamland [Japan Edition] Year : 2001 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info:
Dreamland feautures powerful double bass throughout as well as
prevalent use of keyboards. The keyboard layering is quite thick and
dynamic, yet gives the overall a nice neoclassical feeling. I am very
impressed with the guitar work on this album. Full of interesting and
intricate solos and shredding in the background on each and every track,
fans of excellent guitar work will not be let down. The many time
changes and thick keyboard layering prevent any dull or boring moments
from appearing on this disc. It is an interesting listen from beginning
to end. DGM does not go for the big hook or huge harmony vocal lines to
attract the listeners attention. There are some harmony vocals used
(Canticle being a noteworthy example), but they are used sparingly. The
band's musical talents are on display throughout (the guitarist
rocks!!), and the mature, complex song structures makes for a
captivating listen from start to finish. Each track on this album is
strong. The band has put their outstanding musical talents to work on
each and every track. I like an album that I can play start to finish
without skipping tracks, and Dreamland is now one those albums for me.
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Artist : DGM Country : Italy Release : Different Shapes Year : 2007 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info:
Wntirely boring ("The Fallen Angel") opposing quite cool ballads
("Frontiers"), power-up songs ("Close To You" or "New Life"), and even
genuine prog-power songs ("Signs Of Time")