Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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The Decemberists – The King is Dead
The biggest musical disappointment for me in quite some time. My first experience with the music of indie rock band The Decemberists was a few...
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Beardfish – Mammoth
Another year, another Beardfish album. Wait a minute, you’re telling me they skipped a year because the mix “didn’t sound right”? THOSE BASTARDS! HOW DARE...
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The Ocean – Anthropocentric
With 2007′s ‘Precambrian’, German post-metal group The Ocean (also known as Ocean Collective) came out with a two disc concept epic concerning nothing less than...
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Slychosis – Mental Hygiene
Two years ago I received Slychosis’ second album, Slychedelia, to review, and was immediately impressed by the CD’s striking artwork. Visuals have always been essential...
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Blow Up Hollywood – Collections
Since 2002′s self titled debut, Blow Up Hollywood have been releasing wonderful paens to love, life and loss, with a healthy side of order of...
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Amplifier – Fractal EP
Recorded at night after toiling all day during the marathon Octopus sessions, this free EP has been given away as thankyou for the buyers of...
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Enslaved – Axioma Ethica Odini
After a very impressive introduction to this band with their 2008 release ‘Vertebrae,’ there’s no denying that progressive black metal act Enslaved were on my...
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Agalloch – Marrow of the Spirit
Four years after their last release ‘Ashes Against The Grain,’ Portland, Oregon based dark metal act Agalloch has finally crafted their long awaited follow-up. Admittedly...
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Earth – Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light I
A metal band with a characteristically un-metal sound, it can be swiftly agreed upon that the American drone music ensemble known as Earth has made...
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El Hijo de la Aurora – Wicca: Spells, Magic and Witchcraft Through the Ages
My obsessive hunger for more music has brought me again to Peru, this time to a band called El Hijo de la Aurora, whose new...
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