The Son, the Liar, and the Victor is a record largely based on the progressive rock genre channelling many different elements.
The quiet intensity on Dronte's "Quelque part entre la guerre et la lâcheté" comes from the juxtaposition of contrabass, saxophone and growls.
Green Carnation turn their own strengths and weaknesses into a clear and indestructible piece of mastery that is group's new album, "Leaves of Yesteryear."
Garganjua's "Toward the Sun" works like a living, breathing organism, where each aspect is vital to the "life" of the album.
Katatonia's eleventh studio album "City Burials" reveals vibrancy and variety as its two major takeaways.