Specials
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Dodheimsgard – Supervillain Outcast
On Dodheimsgard’s third record ’666 International’, this once-orthodox Norwegian black metal band revolutionized their sound by adding a challenging layer of experimental electronics and industrial...
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Gazpacho – Night
The excuse I have for reviewing this 5-year old album now is that it has just been reissued by kscope with slightly tinkered sound and...
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Tangerine Dream – Force Majeure
Listening to “Force Majeure”, I find myself with a new appreciation for Tangerine Dream’s best work. From where I’m standing, that’s in reference to ambient...
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Cynic – Traced in Air
Back in 1994, progressive metal band Cynic disbanded, leaving a string of demos and a debut which has since gone on to be considered a...
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Kraftwerk – Radio-Aktivität
Following their seminal record ‘Autobahn’, Kraftwerk were now under the stress to release something that faithfully continued the band’s legacy of electronic music. Some bands...
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Arcturus – The Sham Mirrors
With another album, there are new developments for the avant-garde metal act known as Arcturus. This now-legendary band is something of a Norwegian black metal...
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Unsoul – Magnetic Mountain
Nearly a decade after releasing their first album, Unsoul returned in 2008 with a surprising second album. ‘Magnetic Mountain’ is an avant-garde metal album in...
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Myrath – Desert Call
Barring Antarctica and the Lovecraftian horrors that live there, Africa is the least prolific continent when in comes to heavy metal and progressive music. To...
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Yes – Yesterdays
A compilation focuses on the first period of Yes, one of the first two albums can be something interesting. It is. Even if I can...
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Watchtower – Control and Resistance
In the 1980′s, thrash was a-boomin’. As a style that already values technicality as one of its central tenants, it can be expected that the...
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