Zero Hour - The Towers of Avarice"A futuristic concept album that reads almost like a Marxist allegory weaving intricately wrought progressive passages into a crushingly heavy framework that owes as much to Meshuggah as Dream Theater. Metal Maniacs. Long hailed as a masterpiece of progressive technical metal, Zero Hour's "The Towers Of Avarice" has been the cornerstone of prog collections since it's 2001 release. Sensory is pleased to make it available on vinyl for the first time.

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Dave Alvin sidemen Steve Mugalian pounds out unrelenting grooves on the drums

arranger and DJ - Aladean Kheroufi

was far from their work being done

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Then & Now is another live DVD

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organ and composition (under Charles Villiers Stanford)

creative foil and keyboard manipulator on solo albums beginning in 1990 (Deuce Avenue

which is pretty embarrassing and leaves Yuko rather conflicted

During the late '70s

like a yin-yang experience: music & pre-mix (Tommy O