Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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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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Consecration & Temple of the Smoke Big Band – Consecration in the Temple of the Smoke EP (2011, PSDR01)
The story behind this live EP comes from two directions. How come? These two songs actually originated from a live session of two Belgrade bands....
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Cloudkicker – Beacons
The second full-length bout from the mysterious djentleman Ben Sharp, Cloudkicker’s ‘Beacons’ is defined by it’s higher highs, and lower lows, when compared to it’s...
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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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