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Anti-Depressive Delivery creates a grand display of eclectic progressive styles in their sophomore release Chain of Foods. A recent question was brought forth, "Can retro be progressive?" Anti-Depressive Delivery makes the answer very clear. It can very well be progressive if it is done well.
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Anti-Depressive Delivery: Chain of Foods. After the esteemed Laser's Edge released Feel. Melt. Release.Escape., Anti-Depressive Delivery's 2004 debut — a modern technical and aggressive mélange of frantic guitars, hyperkinetic keyboards and enthusiastic vocals — the Norwegian band left the label, broke up and soon reformed with a far less aggressive sound.
https://www.amazon.com/Feel-Release-Escape-Anti-Depressive-Delivery/dp/B0002VEOOA
Jun 27, 2006 · Anti-Depressive Delivery have their own sound and groove that is refreshing. The first time I heard this I was a little surprised, elated and amused all at once. After repeated listens, it just gets better. Hard to believe this is a debut release and with any luck, they will be around for a while.4.6/5(8)
https://www.seaoftranquility.org/reviews.php?op=showcontent&id=9348
Antidepressive Delivery: The Best Of Antidepressive Delivery. Antidepressive Delivery released their challenging yet rewarding debut album Feel, Melt, Release, Escape through Laser's Edge back in 2004, before following that up with the initially self released (although it was picked up by Musea) and more easily digestible Chain of Foods four years later.
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Anti-Depressive Delivery The joyous nature of this band comes alive. The Best Of AntiDepressive Delivery is a vintage Heavy Prog album, with 70's hard - rock …3/5
http://www.progarchives.com/review.asp?id=613093
Anti-Depressive Delivery plays a kind of bluesy crossover prog that has "vintage" written all over it- everything from the guitars to the nigh- omnipresent organ sounds like it …5/5
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Anti-Depressive Delivery creates a grand display of eclectic progressive styles in their sophomore release Chain of Foods. A recent question was brought forth, "Can retro be progressive?" Anti-Depressive Delivery makes the answer very clear. It can very well be progressive if it is done well.4/5
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=29313
Anti-Depressive Delivery is a relatively new blues rock/prog rock fusion, making an excellent case for a heavy prog band. This album, oddly named "The Best of..." isn't a compilation at all, but I guess does encompass some great music, so maybe it is their best...?3.9/5
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