Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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Evergrey – Glorious Collision
As sad a trend as it is, many bands that stay around as long as Sweden’s Evergrey tend to slip as time goes on, falling...
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Radiohead – King Of Limbs
Firstly, let’s make one thing clear – I’m not a Radiohead fan(atic) – they inspire a kind of mad devotion along the lines of the...
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Jolly – The Audio Guide to Happiness Part 1
They are Jolly, a band from the US based in NY which consists in four talented members. In 2009 they released a promising debut album,...
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Fen – Epoch
Following hot on the heels of their acclaimed debut album ‘The Malediction Fields’, UK – based black metal act Fen’s second work ‘Epoch’ promises to...
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Hills and Flowers must Die – Mayhem, København 3/5/11
I had never been to this pretty new underground place in an old industrial park. It was not that easy to find and my friend...
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Vespero – By the Waters of Tomorrow
Vespero is probably the finest progressive/psychedelic/space rock combination in the current Russian scene. If you like, you can introduce yourself to them on the third...
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Space Ritual – Borderline, London (Feb 26th, 2011)
This was my first time to get to see Nik Turner’s Space Ritual with Terry Ollis, Mick Slattery, and Thomas Crimble, all from the very...
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EYOT – Horizon
I’ve recently discovered Serbian jazz fusion thanks to my friend and colleague Mr. Nikola Savić. I’ve liked the Vasil Hadžimanov Band for a while now,...
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Advent – Cantus Firmus
My first contact with Advent’s music dates back from a couple of years ago, when I reviewed Dante’s Inferno, the first instalment of the monumental...
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Ginger Trees – Along with the Tide
In this series of new Transubstans Records releases, I meet with a new band called Ginger Trees. Along With the Tide is their second album,...
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