Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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Univers Zéro – Heresie
Released when the original prog movement had, for the most part, already run out of steam, over the years Heresie has built a reputation as...
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Majestic – Ataraxia
When I reviewed Majestic’s album Descension in the summer of 2009, my words reflected my lack of enthusiasm for what I saw as yet another...
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Robin Taylor – Taylor’s Free Universe Two-Pack
This is Robin’s latest release and what a cool little package it is. A two pack of 3” CDs! Great little packages with 22 and...
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Balero – After the End
The Pennsylvania band, Balero are back with another EP. This one clocks in at 27 mins and has 7 tracks of instrumental grooving stoner rock....
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Ifsounds – Apeirophobia
I’ve been following this band and their music for a while, fortunately, last year (2010) they released a new album entitled “Apeirophobia”, an album that...
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Anima Mundi – The Way
Once again, Cuba is in the prog map! It is not common to see (hear) a progressive rock band from Cuba, but when I first...
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Nichelodeon – Il Gioco del Silenzio
For all the prejudice held by some so-called experts against Italian progressive rock outfits – seen as purveyors of sickly sweet melodies and bombastic, often...
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Djam Karet – The Heavy Soul Sessions
Despite their decades-long career as one of the foremost US progressive rock bands, I have to admit that this album was my very first approach...
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Yeti Rain – III
This is the 3rd Yeti Rain CD. It features Roger Ebner on sax and wind synth, William Kopecky on bass and vocals on one track,...
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US Christmas – Run thick in the Night
US Christmas is back with a new full length CD. It features 13 tracks in 77 mins and rumor has it that it will be...
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