DIGITAL RUIN

Progressive Metal • United States
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Digital Ruin released two impressive albums in 1997 and 2000, both both melodic progressive metal albums in the mold of early-mid-period Queensryche, though with plenty of individuality to help them avoid the clone tag. The band - vocalist Matt Pacheco, guitarist Dave Souza, drummer Tim Hart and bassist Mike Keegan list a varied and eclectic mix of influences: Queen, Machine Head, Dream Theater, Marillion and Stabbing Westward. Both albums received some fine reviews and the band appeared to be on the rise in the prog metal field, but following the release of Dwelling In The Out, and the subsequent departure of vocalist Matthew Pacheco, the band underwent a substantial style change, going for a more modern, alternative metal direction. With the departure of Michael Keegan, the remaining members decided to put the name Digital Ruin to rest and continue on as Monoblok, but apparently they've decided to return to their read more...

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DIGITAL RUIN Listen album cover 2.50 | 1 ratings
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Progressive Metal 1997
DIGITAL RUIN Dwelling in the Out album cover 3.13 | 6 ratings
Dwelling in the Out
Progressive Metal 2000

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DIGITAL RUIN Dwelling in the Out

Album · 2000 · Progressive Metal
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DIGITAL RUIN were an American Prog-Metal band who put out two releases in 1997 and 2000 respectively. This is their second album and one i'd describe as being rough sounding and dirty. Maybe it's in part because of the production but the guitars sound distorted and the vocals aren't the greatest. The T 666 describes the singers voice perfectly. He does sound like James LaBrie with a bad throat infection. In fact they seem to have his voice lower in the mix. The lyrics are about the thoughts of people who suffer emotionally and each song looks at this in a different manner. This is a good album but i must admit the vocals and rough sound take away from my enjoyment.

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