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Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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Progressive Metal |
DISBANDED?
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Last update/review:
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December 31, 2015
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Hex
Hex is a Chicago-based duo who released a single album,
Our Synthetic Soul, in 2003 and then disappeared.
Soul is an intriguing and original take on progressive metal,
with one occasional soundalike being later-period
Psychotic Waltz,
as Hex shares that band's slightly spacey, laidback
atmosphere while still
incorporating heavy guitarwork and a good deal of progressive
tempos and riffs.
The vocals are on the unmelodic side, which to some might seem
incongruous or a negative point, but to these ears they lend a
sense of aggression often lacking in the hordes of prog metal
bands that employ higher-pitched melodic wailers.
Soul isn't a perfect album, but it's an excellent effort,
and clearly worth a listen.
Last Lineup
Bob Beach
vocals/guitars
Dan Gross
bass/programming
Discography
Our Synthetic Soul ...
2003
self-released
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- Enlightenment
- Wurm
- Shut it Down
- Juice
- Put It Off
- A New Age
- Choke
- Age Of Mystics
- Fragment (cell My Sole)
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