Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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Barry Cleveland – Hologramatron
Hologramatron, the fifth album credited to the name of San Francisco-based guitarist, composer and journalist Barry Cleveland (currently Associate Editor for Guitar Player magazine), has...
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Tracker – How I Became an Alien
Tracker is a new young Austrian band. The EP is released on limited edition vinyl and also as a CD with bonus material. The CD...
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Dennis Rea – View from Chicheng Precipice
This is meant as the second instalment in a trio of reviews of albums released by one of the most forward-thinking independent labels on the...
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Spiders – Spiders 10″
Spiders are a new band from Göteborg, Sweden. It features the drummer from Graveyard, the guitar player from Witchcraft, bass player from Midwest and a...
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Beppe Crovella – What’s Rattlin’ on the Moon?
This is meant as the second instalment in a trio of reviews of albums released by one of the most forward-thinking independent labels on the...
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Cosmic Trip Machine – The Curse of the Lord Space Devil
I had never heard of this band before and the vinyl artwork looked quite cool. This really cool German guy who is always at the...
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Moraine – Manifest Density
The city of Seattle has long been known as a hotbed for innovative music, from Jimi Hendrix to the grunge movement through progressive metal pioneers...
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Devon Allman’s Honeytribe – Space Age Blues
Devon Allman is the son of the famous Gregg Allman but you don’t really hear it in his voice that much, just his heartfelt songs...
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Sula Bassana and Modulfix – Brain Wash
Sula and Modulfix are back with another very cool release. I think this is my favourite of all the ones they have made. The last...
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Slivovitz – Hubris
Let me start this review simply by letting all of you non-Balkan peoples know that Slivovitz is a plumb brandy. As soon as you taste...
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