MODERN PROPHET
Aztec Jade
•Progressive Metal
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PROG REVIEWER
First Aztec Jade release from 1995 named Modern Prophet is considered an EP, because has
6 pieces clocking somewhere under 30 min. For a first atempt in progressive metal world this
is not bad, not at all, melodic progressive metal with a touch of AOR in places, imagine a more
metalized Saga for ex or Asia. The main atraaction is the voice of Leon Ozug, very cool voice for
this genre, with great range. I like that the album has power , is not bland or mellow, is up
tempo with some nice shifts between guitar and keys. Good stuff indeed. All 6 six pieces are
good, well ok nothing realy impressive, but enjoyble for sure. 3 stars for this first product of the
band.
PROG REVIEWER
First Aztec Jade release from 1995 named Modern Prophet is considered an EP, because has
6 pieces clocking somewhere under 30 min. For a first atempt in progressive metal world this
is not bad, not at all, melodic progressive metal with a touch of AOR in places, imagine a more
metalized Saga for ex or Asia. The main atraaction is the voice of Leon Ozug, very cool voice for
this genre, with great range. I like that the album has power , is not bland or mellow, is up
tempo with some nice shifts between guitar and keys. Good stuff indeed. All 6 six pieces are
good, well ok nothing realy impressive, but enjoyble for sure. 3 stars for this first product of the
band.
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