Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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Album Review: Green Carnation – Leaves of Yesteryear
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."
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Album Review: Garganjua – Toward the Sun
Garganjua's "Toward the Sun" works like a living, breathing organism, where each aspect is vital to the "life" of the album.
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Album Review: Katatonia – City Burials
Katatonia's eleventh studio album "City Burials" reveals vibrancy and variety as its two major takeaways.
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Album Review: Novena – Eleventh Hour
With each listen Eleventh Hour grows, making one recognize how extremely determined Novena is about their work here.
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Album Review: Lednik – Celestial Monuments
With so few contemporary acts balancing progressive and metal elements in the way that Lednik do, it can be easy to misjudge the enduring influence...
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Album Review: Oranssi Pazuzu – Mestarin Kynsi
Oranssi Pazuzu's new, fifth studio album "Mestarin Kynsi" does different things by expanding on the group’s already unearthly foundations.
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Album Review: Cabal – Drag Me Down
Cabal's "Drag Me Down" is a menacing and uneasiness-inflicting album that will be hard to beat this year.
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Album Review: Pure Reason Revolution – Eupnea
On "Eupnea," Pure Reason Revolution's songwriting takes on a darker and edgier nature, leaving its predecessors up in the clouds by comparison.
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Album Review: Dyssidia – Costly Signals
Each track on Dyssidia's new album is extremely well-built with its own distinctive essence of ground-breaking fusion between diverse artistic principles.
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Album Review: Irist – Order of the Mind
Irist's "Order of the Mind" works its way through the cosmos of sounds and succeeds on its potential.
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