All posts tagged "review"
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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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Arch / Matheos – Sympathetic Resonance
Rewind back a pair of decades, back to the time around the release of US progressive metal act Fate’s Warning’s third album, ‘Awaken The Guardian’....
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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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Knight Area – Nine Paths
Despite ‘Nine Paths’ being their fourth studio release to date, I have never heard of Knight Area before, and this album has proved to be...
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Theocracy – As The World Bleeds
As a genre that is quite well-known for its vehemently anti-christian stance, it takes some balls to boldly stride into metal and preach the word...
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Pirate – Left of Mind
Although there was a fairly distinct sound for ‘progressive rock’ back in the ’70s, the genre has become so heterogeneous that it becomes difficult to...
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Druckfarben – Druckfarben
Following in the footsteps of some classic progressive acts that have emerged from the city in earlier years, Druckfarben is a Canadian band based out...
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Kayo Dot – Gamma Knife
Since the days with maudlin of the Well over a decade ago, Toby Driver has been a consistent force in delivering some of the most...
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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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Affector – Harmagedon
Sure, like so many of their contemporaries, these progsters are following in the footsteps of Dream Theater, but does this truly do a disservice to...
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