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Colorado trio reflect on hope and despair with fourth album. There’s plenty to like in Source’s new album, Emergence: the gritty riffs, the soothing vocals, the knotted rhythms. It’s their fourth record, but they’ll still find it tricky to shake the comparisons to prog luminaries Tool and Opeth. Shades of the former snake their way in through the floating guitar riffs, while for the latter, vocalist Benjamin Gleason sounds like Mikael Åkerfeldt – but that’s no bad thing. Dig deeper and this is a band who have just about enough to stand out on their own; Vesica (The Path In) benefits from some stinging bassfrom the hands of Pascal Faurie, while the middle salvo of A PathOut is a prog metal trip. The group, meanwhile, are completed by drummer Justin…

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