May 19, 2023
PYRAMAZE ➤ Alliance (feat. Melissa Bonny)
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PYRAMAZE ➤ Alliance (feat. Melissa Bonny)
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The Tides That Won't Change by Pyramaze (featuring Kristen Foss) from the album Contingent - Video created by Chance White
The Time Traveller by Pyramaze featuring Matt Barlow & Lance King
How long, how long Can we go on, go on It will be the end Thus all we know Will cease And this world's foregone
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Mystical Music Shill of the Day
A misty morning in the woods, The sunlight creates a shivering feeling. Still so enchanting, need to explore it, Deeper and deeper into the forest.Â
[I cannot remember if I have shilled this song before or not. HOWEVER, I find it worthy to be shilled nonetheless. Why?
Well, essentially this song feels like a bit of mystical jank while talking about someone walking through a forest and encountering faeries, somehow. It’s very D&D-esque, but then again, that can be said for most power metal. I love the enchanting feeling of the entire track, especially the chorus and the opening of the song.Â
Although the lyrics are a bit janky, but hey, it’s good jank. The song overall is also very fun to just vibe to. As is most of Tungsten’s stuff, actually.
Tungsten is also pretty damn new, this song is off their debut album which released in 2019. The album, “We Will Rise”, also has some other absolute bangers on it. Favorites are Animals and It Ain’t Over, but the whole album is a good one that deserves some love.Â
And a new album is also on the way, because Tungsten just released THIS:
Yes, it’s going to be a double-shill.
King of Shadows legitimately just came out and already I think it is a damn good song. Nice to just vibe and chill to, and it also pairs well with A Stroke of Magic by Pyramaze, which will ALSO be shilled. Because listen I found good D&D writing music and also I enjoy Pyramaze as well, but for different reasons.
Pyramaze is a band with more intense sounding tracks in contrast to Tungsten. They sound a bit louder, a bit more epic and bolder, but that’s why I think they pair well together. (Well... at least King of Shadows with A Stroke of Magic). Also maybe due to my brain associating them together since both are releasing albums a week apart (Pyramaze Nov. 13th and Tungsten Nov. 20th).
Anyway, this post is long enough. Go check out these songs. Or don’t, you are your own person.]
Tuesday, December 5: Pyramaze, “Year of the Phoenix”
That “Year of the Phoenix” sounded so much like Iced Earth wasn’t entirely Pyramaze’s fault.  Sure, the Danish outfit’s brand of power metal shared many of the same obvious influences and touchstones that powered Jon Schaffer’s crew, but Pyramaze generally fell on the more progressive end of the power metal spectrum, with greater emphasis on keyboards and a slightly artier bent. But while it may seem obvious that the presence of on/off IE frontman Matt Barlow would skew “Year of the Phoenix” over to Something Wicked This Way Comes territory, the resemblance showed just how pivotal Barlow was to Iced Earth’s early success.  As it was, the song ripped in fine Euro metal fashion, with a charging gallop over which Barlow bellowed apocalyptic.  Naturally, the presence of a name vocalist increased Pyramaze’s exposure considerably, even though nobody expected Barlow to actually stick around. And while he indeed left not long after Immortal ran its course, powerhouse tunes like “Year of the Phoenix” did enough to establish Pyramaze on the international scene and build them a long-lasting career.
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