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    Antithesis

    Antithesis

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Audio WorksHM Magazine #82March 2000
    power metalprogressive metal

    I like this mixture of progressive metal, thrash/speed drumming, and classic metal guitars and melody lines. I would have to say that this band shreds. Each instrument is handled with skill and precision. The vocals of Ty Cook are perfect for this style. While some may balk at metal being churned out in the new millennium, don't tell these guys it's not in style, because they perform it well enough to shut up any critics. Take my word for it, if you're a fan of technical, power, progressive, classic, or even melodic metal, you will salivate over Antithesis. For ordering info, write: 978 Township Road 350, Nova OH 44859

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