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The band EXHIBITION was born in 1998 from the ashes of another well known prog metal band Eternity X. In that same year, three members of Eternity X, Jeff Shernov on guitars, Jamie Mazur on keyboards and Jim Peruta on drums, were no longer under a contract with a music label so they decided to form another band - Exhibition. Very soon after, they hired Brett Rome on bass and Bobby Lucas on vocals from the power metal band Seven Witches. From the beginning they wanted a sound and manner of interpretation as their favorites bands: Dream Theater, Rush, Iron Maiden and Fates Warning, so it's clear that they show a mixture of progressive metal with some traditional heavy metal influences. The prog metal style they play is very up-tempo with crunchy guitar solos and riffs, with many time signatures from a melodic approach to a heavier side of metal. Lucas voice sometimes reminds of Ray Alder from Fates Warning or Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden but has his own range and style. In the end, but not the least the strong rhythmic section made by Peruta and Rome make this band's sound interesting and at the same time very solid and fluent. Recommended for fans of Eternity X, Pagan's Mind and all serious prog metal and heavy metal listeners alike.

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3.07 | 4 ratings
The Sign Of Tomorrow
2003

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 The Sign Of Tomorrow by EXHIBITION album cover Studio Album, 2003
3.07 | 4 ratings

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The Sign Of Tomorrow
Exhibition Progressive Metal

Review by snobb
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2 stars The only Exhibition album represents a bit slower Iron Maiden clone. Vocals are heavily copied from Bruce Dickinson, however the music is a bit different. Whenever little slower, music is a mix of parts taken from Iron Maiden, Dream Theater and some other influences.

Technically quite competent, but absolutely faceless, this work could be interesting possibly for die hard Iron Maiden fans, collecting all possible tribute bands' recordings.

 The Sign Of Tomorrow by EXHIBITION album cover Studio Album, 2003
3.07 | 4 ratings

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The Sign Of Tomorrow
Exhibition Progressive Metal

Review by b_olariu
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4 stars Excellent one shot band and album released in 2003. The album, Sign of tomorrow shows a solid musicianship and a very strong and awesome arrangements in prog metal field. On the album features some well known musicians from prog metal scene, 3 ex - members from Eternity X fame and the vocalist from Seven Witches, a power metal band that has some years in metal zone. The music is very fluent and well written, and leaves no complains about their skills. The band is surely influenced by Fates Warning, Iron Maiden and Dream Theater in places but as whole is not a copy, not by far, it's an awesome prog metal album that needs much more attention than is seen today. All the peaces are above average prog metal ones, with nice time signatures, solid combinations between smooth and heavy interplays, great guitar riffs and amazing prestation on keyoards of Jamie Mazur, not forget, the drumer Jimmy Peruta is a real capable one delivering some very intresting and odd beats, excellent. The voice of Bobby Lucas remainds me sometimes of Ray Alder from Fates Warning and sometimes of Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden, but he has is own range and grace. In the end the best peaces are to me: opening track Before the End of Time - from here you can see the direction band take for the next 45 minutes, Dark Horizon, the slow one - Shattered Memories (here the vocal parts sometimes is one on one with Ozzy Osbourne's voice) and the last track Voices in the night, the rest are also good. All in all an underrated album in my opinion, who desearve much better view by any prog metal listner. 4 stars for The sign of tomorrow, recommended for Eniac Requiem, Pagan's Mind, Shadow Gallery kind of music.
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