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EVIDENCEPhogSymphonic Prog |
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I think after hearing their own work on their debut, Communication, Phog may have realized how empty and basic
their music was. I believe this because there's a bit of a stronger vibe here on their second, Evidence, that's much
more suitable for prog rock. There's less of the empty post-rock and some more symphonics prominent
throughout the album. Each song carries a few nice little tunes and tricks that keep things fun for anyone who may
like neo or symphonic prog. Of course, it should still be addressed that this newfound strength is only noticeable in
comparison to the debut. In comparison to Marillion or Genesis, it's still not exactly prime prog here. But kudos to
them for a noticeable improvement. On a quality range, I'd compare it to the improvement between the first two
Symphony X albums: less than 6/10 - close to a 7.
PHOG Evidence ratings only
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dannyb
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crimsogenes
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Yandr
(Andrianov)
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mbzr48
(Mayer More)
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Deewgoh
(Pierre Simonot)
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jacobaeus
(Alberto Nucci)
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nutulescug
(George)
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