All posts tagged "neo-prog"
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STRANGE CONVERSATIONS: Prog Without the Pretense
Brothers Jeremy and Joseph Haynes of progressive rock project Strange Conversations talk with Prog Sphere about their new album "Blase' Faire."
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KYROS (ex-Synaesthesia) to Return With New, Double Album “Vox Humana”
UK alternative / progressive rock quintet, Kyros, return this Fall with the release of their sophomore, double studio album "Vox Humana."
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CLIVE NOLAN: “Alchemy” – Live DVD And Box Out In September
Clive Nolan (Pendragon, Arena, Strangers on A Train) returns in September with a DVD featuring a live version of his most ambitious solo project to date...
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Nine Stones Close – One Eye On The Sunrise
Although there was never point where I found myself outright disliking it, I found myself less enthusiastic about Nine Stones Close’s first album “Traces” (second...
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Ian Gordon – The Box
Although directing most of his muse towards his band Drama, songwriter and musician Ian Gordon has found it suitable to pursue a solo career. Compiling...
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Atrium – 2011
With their greatest achievements thus far having been opening for Asia and Barclay James Harvest when those bands toured through Portugal, one can already get...
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Anubis – A Tower of Silence
After a considerable wave of positive acclaim came to my attention, I decided to check out this new album by melodic proggers Anubis. This is...
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Disconnect – Enough Blame To Go Around
I’ll freely admit that I didn’t really know anything about Disconnect before receiving this album to review, but if the rest of their catalog is...
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Galahad – Battle Scars
Although bands in prog most often pride themselves on being more ‘advanced’ than your run-of-the-mill plebes, I do agree that one of the most remarkable...
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Notturno Concertante – Canzoni Allo Specchio
Halfway between proggy folk rock and smooth jazz, the latest album from Notturno Concertante is a bit of a tough egg to crack. Although this...
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