Oblivion Protocol - The Fall Of The Shires
| Release date: | 18 August 2023 |
| Style: | Progressive metal |
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01. The Fall (Part 1)
02. Tormented
03. Public Safety Broadcast
04. This Is Not A Test
05. Storm Warning
06. Vertigo
07. Forests In The Fallout
08. The Fall (Part 2)
02. Tormented
03. Public Safety Broadcast
04. This Is Not A Test
05. Storm Warning
06. Vertigo
07. Forests In The Fallout
08. The Fall (Part 2)
Released via Atomic Fire Records
Found in 4 lists
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| musclassia | 2023: Jul-Dec | #588 |
| 24emd | 2023: A Rough Ranking | #136 |
| Maxder | MSA 2023 All Write-ins | #551 |
| Depth land | Best 2023 | #73 |
Comments
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| 24emd Theory Snob Posts: 926  |
Oh I see... this is related to Threshold's Legends Of The Shires. It's Threshold's keyboardist, but even some of the melodies in the first track are taken straight from "The Shire". I mean the album title is obvious, but even the music has such a similar vibe. Anyone know anything about this? Edit: Found out that its a sequel made by the keyboardist. Maybe the rest of Threshold didn't want to continue the concept? This review mentioned it.
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| EdenEcho Posts: 40  |
Maybe the vocals are something to get used to, but other than that, the album is of top quality. For Threshold fans, especially those who love Legends of the Shires, it should be a no-brainer.
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