There comes a moment in every discerning prog metal band’s journey when gymnastics are no longer enough. EXIST can hardly be accused of making inaccessible or overly indulgent records in the past: 2020’s “Egoiista” had plenty of melody and ingenuity to balance out the band’s sometimes overweening de…
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