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Top 10 Evergrey Songs

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By Dr. Sulabh Shrestha

Evergrey is one of the very few progressive metal bands that sounds different from Dream Theater. In my view, Evergrey is one of the most under-rated band today because it deserves much more than it has. After Opeth and Dream Theater, this band has made an entry to my list of top 3 Progressive Metal bands. Here is my list of top 10 Evergrey songs:


  1. The Dark I Walk You Through
  2. Mark Of the Triangle
  3. A Touch of Blessing
  4. For Every Tears That Falls
  5. Words Mean Nothing
  6. Blinded
  7. Different World
  8. December 26
  9. Masterplan
  10. Recreation Day
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