Pyramid Theorem "Beyond the Exosphere" ALBUM REVIEW [prog metal/rock]

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►In this video Canadian Guitarist/producer Dean Wolfe reviews Beyond the Exosphere by Pyramid Theorem.
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[@davidfreeman1754]

I really enjoy that somebody out there is doing prog reviews. Thank you. I noticed in your reviews there is a band that has not been reacted to yet. The band is Pallas. They are absolutely amazing. So if you are willing to give this band a try, listen to The Cross and the Crucible or To Close to the Sun just to start off with. I believe you will be completely satisfied with them. Again thank you for your time.

[@talastra]

Very cool to see these guys getting some recognition, very excited to see that, along with others that might get missed, like Sleepytime Gorilla Museum (check out their second album though), and the Swans (not prog, but who cares; I've never managed to meet anyone else who digs them) and Fate's Warning. Also, your discovery of Kansas was really great to watch. (Kansas' Two for the Show is one of the greatest live albums ever; if you have a chance to hear a live version of a song you've reacted to, I strongly recommend it.) Thanks!
But I'm also really surprised, lest maybe I missed it; you've really only once reacted to Van der Graaf Generator ("Darkness")? But actually, I'm going to recommend a song from their lead singer's massive body of solo work: "A Louse is Not a Home." Peter Hammill is certainly one of prog's not-to-be-missed greatest singers/lyricists, and I'm often tempted to think that "A Louse is Not a Home" is maybe the greatest prog song ever. I know, an extreme claim. Van der Graaf Generator's live album ("Vital") is another all-time great live album, along with King Crimson's 40th anniversary USA (the one that includes Fracture and Starless).
But never mind that. "A Louse is Not a Home" please! Just be sure to follow the lyrics. Thanks for all you've done and do.

[@dwaintaylor7226]

These guys are awesome to see live. Great guys.

[@TheAlbumReviewGuy]

Hey Dean. Really cool review. Makes me want to play the album and listen myself. You can ask for no more than that. All the best. Dave

[@deanwolfechannel]

Thanks Dave. I'm actually pretty new at album reviews so likely I'll get better and better at them. It's very different than live reactions. Thanks for your input.

[@rudolfbecker4313]

Sounds really interesting, puts me as Rush and DT fan in the mood for a blind purchase 😊

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Hope you enjoy it!