All posts by gchiricuta
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Best of 2015: Geanina’s Top 30 Releases of the Year
This has been a great year for progressive. The genre is appealing to more and more listeners and music aficionados with the passing of each...
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Sound Struggle – Rise
Sound Struggle come back just one year after their eponym record with a new release shortly entitled “Rise”. And this swinging jazz, groovy prog fellows...
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Fake Heroes – Clouds
An Italian ex-nu-metal band that was enticed onto the path of progressive by their new drummer, Mike Santoleri (and thank God for that), Fake Heroes,...
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DAAR – One-Way Expedition
A 90’s band, DAAR had a deeply rooted passion for progressive ever since, but just after their reformation in 2011 they started writing down some...
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Malacoda – Malacoda
Formed sometime last year by the multi-instrumentalist Lucas Di Mascio, Malacoda is a brand new Canadian heavy metal band but highly influenced by many other...
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M-Opus – 1975 Triptych
M-Opus is the blast from the past amongst the progressive bands of this new year. Their record, 1975 Triptych is a wonder-working prog release that...
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Pocket Size – Exposed Undercurrents
The Swedish proggers from Pocket Size have just released their second record that to a certain extent continues the work done on their debut album,...
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Dropshard – Silk
Following their first debut album, “Anywhere But Home“, the mighty Italian progressive fellows have returned with a brand new and distinct record. “Silk” is a...
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Not Otherwise Specified – Projective Instruments
Not Otherwise Specified has come to be known as a modern blend between ‘80’s progressive rock and heavy metal ingeniously put together by the multi-instrumentalist...
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Devin Townsend Project – Z²
Reviewing a Devin Townsend record can be quite overwhelming by itself, not to mention a two in one record. The reason to that is that...
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