Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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Fractal Rock – Fractals and Filigree
The debut album of a US art rock band calling themselves Fractal Rock, ‘Fractals And Filigree’ is nothing, if not incredibly diverse. Taking the sounds...
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The Re-Stoned – Revealed Gravitation
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about how to start this review. It seems like I caught the last train to put up a review...
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WyrDGeneS – Edgelander
Straight from the British Isles is this very Celtic and traditional sound for progressive rock. A self-proclaimed ‘chicken herder’, the highly eccentric and quirky (as...
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Sébastien Gramond – Mission 2010, Rendez-Vous Au Temple
One of the more recent releases from this prolific French jazzman, Sébastien Gramond has since come to be known as an underground icon of jazz...
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Becoming The Archetype – Celestial Completion
A somewhat lukewarm discovery on my part, Becoming The Archetype is one of those bands that is obviously filled to the brim with playing talent,...
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Paolo Siani & Friends featuring Nuova Idea – Castles, Wings, Stories and Dreams
In spite of his tenure as the drummer of Italian Seventies band Nuova Idea, Paolo Siani is certainly not a household name in the world...
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ST 37 – High and Inside
To the outsider, the great state of Texas generally brings to mind; images of cowboys, backyard barbecues, and an uncanny magnetism towards propane. From a...
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Randone – Linea Di Confine
It was a very pleasant surpise to see this waiting at my doorstep one day. Having not even heard of the work of Nicola Randone...
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Dark Budda Rising – Abyssolute Transfinite
The amazing Finnish band, Dark Budda Rising is back with their 3rd double vinyl record. Again, one record is 45RPM and the other is 33RPM...
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Fuzz Manta – Opus II
The Danish 70’s stoner rock band Fuzz Manta is back with the 2nd and very different release. First off, I am much happier with the...
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