Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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Van Der Graaf Generator – A Grounding in Numbers
In 2005 after an absence of 27 years, one of only a handful of the old school “progressive” rock bands worthy of the over used description,...
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BunChakeze – Whose Dream?
The rather weirdly-named BunChakeze (a ‘creative’ spelling of the more mundane ‘bunch of keys’) were one of the many bands born in the mid-Eighties who...
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Tangle Edge – Dropouts
Wow. It is almost hard to believe it but this release is finally out as either a double CD slip pack or triple vinyl record....
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Lüger – Lüger
Fresh psychedelic krautrock from Spain! It is not so common to listen to a Spanish band with some kraut influences, but Lüger does it and...
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The Residents – Meet The Residents
…And what an interesting encounter it has been. Imagine coming down off of an acid trip in some dusty club in Casablanca. Sam waddles away...
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Jaguar – Opening the Enclosure of…
Remember the UK NWOBHM band, Jaguar? They still play around today but this is the first very demos the band recorded in 1980 (7 tracks)...
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The Egocentrics – Center of the Cyclone
The Egocentrics are a band from and their debut record was released on Nasoni last year. I just received this new one on CD-R and...
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The World Ends: Afro Rock and Psychedelia in Nigeria in the 70′s Part 1 and Part 2
I have to say that I was totally blown away when I received these amazing compilation records from Soundaway. I have been a big fan...
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Alcest – Écalles de Lune
Throughout post-metal circles, the name of Alcest has been one that is chatted back and forth alot lately. A French one man black metal project...
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Amplifier – The Octopus
When attempting to craft a truly landmark-worthy statement in music, the trend in rock music is generally to create something in excess. Be it a...
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