With each successive release of the Bulb archive series, we are watching the progression and musical maturation of Misha Mansoor from his demo days into his professional career as songwriter, guitarist, and founding member of Periphery. Archives: Volume 6 is the third of these releases (they run both in descending order from Archives: Volume 8 (read our review here) and from the early days until the present day), and whilst there are still a great deal of similar ideas that we have seen thus far, other influences and styles are starting to creep in. The quality of these demos is consistently high and extremely listenable, and this is down to both Mansoor’s eye for detail with the original recording and the mixing/mastering process of these releases. Archives: Volume 6 continues this trend ...
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