Teramaze is an Australian progressive metal band known for their intricate guitar work, thoughtful lyrics, and a fusion of melodic accessibility with the complexity typical of their genre. Formed in the early 1990s by guitarist Dean Wells, Teramaze has undergone a number of lineup changes throughout its history, but Wells' vision has been the constant driving force behind the band's music. They started gaining notable attention with their 2012 release "Anhedonia," which set the tone for their future endeavors and established them as significant contributors to the progressive metal scene.

Maintaining their momentum and evolving their sound with each new release, Teramaze has continued to impress audiences and critics alike with their technical proficiency and their capacity to craft compelling music. The ten mentioned releases, including "Live at 170 Russell," which demonstrates their powerful live performance abilities, and tracks like "Blemish" and "Dalla Volta," showcase a mature approach to songwriting, rich with layered guitars and atmospheric elements. "EASY LOVER" slightly detours from their usual style, bringing in a more accessible melody without compromising their intricate style, while tracks like "Dangerous Me" and "The Thieves Are Out" continue to cement the band's reputation for producing high-quality, emotive, and captivating progressive metal music.