Seventh Wonder - Alley Cat

Official music video for Alley Cat, from the forthcoming Seventh Wonder studio album entitled The Great Escape, released late 2010 through Lion Music.

Video recorded, edited and produced by Johan Larsson.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Seventh
• Wonder
• 2010
• The
• great
• escape
• alley
• cat
• alleycat
• progressive
• prog
• metal
• Sweden
• Swedish
• Blomqvist
• Karevik
• Liefvendahl
• Sandin
• Soderin
• Söderin

[Altairograph]

Perfect...just a perfect mix of progressive and melodic rock/metal music. Wow.

[silvercitron]

Im wondering, who dares call Tommy Karevik gay... Did Justin Bieber?

[JokerAntisocial85]

We are going,join the group Seventh Wonder in Facebook,that your friends to listen to this group :)

[luckyluke193]

Wow! I cant believe I've never heard of this band before!

[ConsecratedOblivion]

@6EELZE6U6666 Well, then we can agree to disagree. I can't say anything to convince you that it's a prog. metal song and you can't say anything to convince me that it's a prog. rock song.

[6EELZE6U6666]

@ConsecratedOblivion I know all these things I mean you can check out my channel, there's metal songs on there that I have written that aren't full of dissonance. whether I consider it a metal song or not really doesn't matter. Sure there are metal elements in there, I agree, however these elements are so minimal. To me the rock elements ring through far more. Also I know SW are a prog metal band, I just mean this song.

[ConsecratedOblivion]

@6EELZE6U6666 I apologize if I was abrasive. But whether I was being condescending is irrelevant. Music doesn't need to use dissonant tones to be metal; the powerful melody in this song is used a lot in prog metal. And production has little to do with a band's genre. The riffs are structured in a very heavy-metal-inspired way, mixed with a lot of harmonies and melodies. These guys aren't the only metal band to do this. Blended with the prog rock influence, it's a prog metal song.

[6EELZE6U6666]

@ConsecratedOblivion thanks for the patronizing comment.

[ConsecratedOblivion]

@6EELZE6U6666 Well, that's fine, but the fact of the matter is they're metal. If you don't hear the metal riffing in this then I guess you don't hear it, but it's quite clearly a prog. metal song. Metal isn't all blast beats and tremolo picked dissonant guitar.

[6EELZE6U6666]

@ConsecratedOblivion I haven't been tricked, I have listened to the instrumentation in the bridge. I stand by what I said.

[ConsecratedOblivion]

@6EELZE6U6666 Don't let the melodic soloing and vocal harmonies trick you into not thinking this is metal. Listen to the instrumentation in the bridge to the chorus.

[ConsecratedOblivion]

@6EELZE6U6666 Not metal? If this isn't metal than 80% of prog. metal isn't metal. You can clearly hear the metal influence.