Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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EP Review: Drummond – In Sand
With such a wide spectrum of musical decisions so well placed in this collection, this artist proves that he is one of the many musicians...
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Album Review: Ominous Conclusions – Prequel
Ominous Conclusions' debut album “Prequel” is a release packed with instrumental inventiveness and technical proficiency.
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Album Review: Dream Theater – Distance Over Time
Are Dream Theater back to what they do best on "Distance Over Time"?
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Album Review: Periphery – Periphery IV: Hail Stan
What has been hinted with "Select Difficulty" is fully realized on "Hail Stan"—the band has created an album that is by far their most well-thought...
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Review: Diagoras – Enigma
Diagoras is a progressive death metal band haling from Gothenburg, Sweden, and back in October 2018 the band put out their debut EP titled “Enigma.”...
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Album Review: Rainburn – Insignify
Indian progressive rockers Rainburn return with the release of their new album "Insignify" on November 7th.
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Album Review: Sinnrs – Profound
With "Profound," Danish extreme metal duo Sinnrs released an album that is both fresh and renewing, in a certain way. Highly recommended!
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Album Review: DID – Dissociative Identity Disorder
With "Dissociative Identity Disorder," DID really prove themselves here as one of the frontrunners on the independent prog scene.
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EP Review: Divine Intervention – Liminal
Divine Intervention's "Liminal" is one of the most consistent releases since the beginning of the year.
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Album Review: Blindboss – Our Tribe
Blindboss’ music is a great find for someone looking for more edgy take on the rock music.
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