All posts by Nick Leonardi
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Review special: Caravan – If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over You
One of the greatest Canterbury bands, Caravan, created with their second album, “If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over...
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Cult of Luna – Somewhere Along the Highway
“Somewhere Along The Highway” is recognized as the magnum opus of Swedish Sludge Metal band Cult Of Luna. Although an album like “Salvation”, which was...
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Review special: Robert Wyatt – Rock Bottom
Who is the most gifted and most dedicated Prog musician? Of course, there is not a universal answer, but Robert Wyatt sure proved himself that...
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The Dillinger Escape Plan – One of Us is the Killer
Metalcore and Mathcore are the two genres that most frequently split the metal community right in two: some love it its complexity and mixture with...
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STEVEN WILSON’S The Raven That Refused To Sing: The Legacy Of Progressive Rock?
The Raven That Refused To Sing (and Other Stories), released in 2013, is the third album by progressive rock artist Steven Wilson, most poplar for...
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In Vain – Ænigma
It might sound derogative, but it’s the way things are: right now In Vain are just another Death Metal band hailing from Norway with a...
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Big Big Train – English Electric (Part One)
“English Electric Part One” is Big Big Train’s eight album, released in 2012. The title implies, obviously, a Part Two, released in 2013. Even more...
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Motorpsycho and Ståle Storløkken – The Death Defying Unicorn
“The Death Defying Unicorn” is a collaborative studio album between Norwegian Alternative Rock/Progressive Rock band Motorpsycho and Staale Storlokken, a known Jazz composer also from...
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Riverside – Shrine of New Generation Slaves
“Shrine Of New Generation Slaves” is the fifth album by Polish Progressive Rock/Metal act Riverside, one of the last decade’s most beloved European bands of...
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Cult of Luna – Vertikal
At their sixth album, Cult Of Luna once again keep their roots solidly untouched, experimenting more with sound and exploring new sonic territories they’d yet...
