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| Spring 2010!? I can't wait! |
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| Epic, can't wait for the new album. |
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Written by MetalSpider on 13.11.2009 at 01:36
Spring 2010!? I can't wait!
me too  |
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| I knew it, NB wants to take over the world! Well... maybe just the metal world. |
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Written by Daggon on 13.11.2009 at 03:10
I knew it, NB wants to take over the world! Well... maybe just the metal world.
Seriously, that's what it seems like.
Every time I check this site, there's a featured article about someone signing to Nuclear Blast. There have been at least 10 within the last couple of weeks. |
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 bard - 13.11.2009 at 04:25
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| It will be interesting to see what kind of change this could bring to their sound. Although I don't know, if the album comes out in spring '10, the label change is probably irrelevant for this release...right? |
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Written by bard on 13.11.2009 at 04:25
It will be interesting to see what kind of change this could bring to their sound.
Meh, I've yet to see any band change their sound after signing with Nuclear Blast. Seems like they just get bands who are already successful and let them do their own thing, but with more funding and tours.
Does anyone know what label SX were with before this? |
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| Awsome news! Hope Symphony X blast us with their next release! |m| |
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| This is greaet news. I'm already lloking forward to their album next year. Them signing to Nuclear Blast is indeed a complement to this awesome band. |
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| New York based? I believe they are from New Jersey, which I consider to be rather distinct from NY. |
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START TOURING PLEASE  |
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| Nice news, the need more support from their labels. |
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Written by Valentin B on 13.11.2009 at 08:48
START TOURING PLEASE
Yeeeeeesss, please!! Hehehe |
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Written by Daggon on 13.11.2009 at 03:10
I knew it, NB wants to take over the world! Well... maybe just the metal world.
i 2nd that ... lol |
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| Nuclear Blast is a very good label, they value metal. Congratz! |
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Yes, some more touring in Sweden, please!
Written by insanity.peppers on 13.11.2009 at 05:07
Does anyone know what label SX were with before this?
InsideOut Music? |
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DrM - 13.11.2009 at 11:41
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Written by insanity.peppers on 13.11.2009 at 05:07
Written by bard on 13.11.2009 at 04:25
It will be interesting to see what kind of change this could bring to their sound.
Meh, I've yet to see any band change their sound after signing with Nuclear Blast. Seems like they just get bands who are already successful and let them do their own thing, but with more funding and tours.
Does anyone know what label SX were with before this?
As far As I know they were singed with Inside Out - those who bring us Ayreon and Evergrey.
Personally - I think this move was right on time - after establishing themselves as a dominant, yet somewhat underground, force in the prog scene now they can break out even more with the support of NB - seriously, if a a bunch of ametures like Deathstars can break out and get millions of watches in their idiotic video clips on Youtube, imagine the possibilities of a band like SX!
I would tend to agree with the person who said before me that their sound will not change, but my guess would be that now they might even have a better production on their hands, not to mention finally the anknowledgement they deserve in the worldwide metal scene!
Yahoo! |
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New album on the horizon, I don't care about which label they're in as long as their albums are good.
I hope it's good. |
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| I just wet myself and how. One of the few bands who continually put out masterpiece after masterpiece. They seriously need to drop a kick ass DVD soon! |
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Maybe this will mean cheaper Symphony X albums? Hopefully!  Great with a new album too! |
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JÄY - 13.11.2009 at 16:57
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| With SPV going, all of their former bands are on the lookout for a deal, Nuclear Blast can probably name their price and people will bite their hand off. |
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Written by lemuria19 on 13.11.2009 at 06:44
New York based? I believe they are from New Jersey, which I consider to be rather distinct from NY.
Well... north-north Jersey isn't that much different from New York, at least from a visitor's point of view, but I still understand confusion over the error. But technicalities aside, I am pumped to hear what is coming next year... |
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| This is AWESOME news! Can't wait for the new album! |
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| I like this news, hahaha. |
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Written by Baz Anderson on 14.11.2009 at 02:20
I like this news, hahaha.
Haha, I bet you do! I was quite surprised by these news actually. I would've never thought that Symphony X is the kind of band Nuclear Blast had their eye on. |
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I will soon be able to say "R.I.P Symphony X". Sign with a major label and things are bound to change for the worst. I of course hope this isn't the case but I have my doubts.
R.I.P Symphony X until further notice. |
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Written by Devilspeed on 15.11.2009 at 00:17
I will soon be able to say "R.I.P Symphony X". Sign with a major label and things are bound to change for the worst. I of course hope this isn't the case but I have my doubts.
R.I.P Symphony X until further notice.
Signing with a major label didn't hurt Riverside... too bad that label was InsideOut (right before Second Life Syndrome), which is who Symphony X is leaving  |
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Kap'N Korrupt - 15.11.2009 at 05:15
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| They could be based in New York now...people move...I honestly thought that Symphony X were on some sort of hiatus because they weren't...heard from for a long time? I dunno...their last album was a hit and miss for me... |
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Written by Devilspeed on 15.11.2009 at 00:17
I will soon be able to say "R.I.P Symphony X". Sign with a major label and things are bound to change for the worst. I of course hope this isn't the case but I have my doubts.
R.I.P Symphony X until further notice.
Guilty until proven innocent then I see.
Seriously, this kind of attitude is just pathetic. |
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| NB & S-X => big deal! New album gonna be kick-ass! |
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| Nuclear Blast keeps turning great bands into sellout shit... I hope next album will be in the vein of Paradise Lost. |
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| This kicks ass!! SX were previously on Inside Out/SPV records. Seeing as SPV declared themselves insolvent and got taken over this is a good decision. I hope to see lots more promotion for this awesome band. Inside out still have Shadow Gallery - check out there new album Digital Ghosts now |
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Written by MétalNoir on 16.11.2009 at 22:44
Nuclear Blast keeps turning great bands into sellout shit...
not all of them.. |
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Written by Baz Anderson on 15.11.2009 at 19:40
Written by Devilspeed on 15.11.2009 at 00:17
I will soon be able to say "R.I.P Symphony X". Sign with a major label and things are bound to change for the worst. I of course hope this isn't the case but I have my doubts.
R.I.P Symphony X until further notice.
Guilty until proven innocent then I see.
Seriously, this kind of attitude is just pathetic.
Second that, Baz.
IMo what Nuclear Blast is doing is, instead of getting a lot of new bands that might never be succesfull, they get bands that are already recognized, like SX or Rhapsody, and support them more, after all, it's pretty much teh iggest label in metal, isn't it? |
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