All posts tagged "review"
-
Janel & Anthony – Where Is Home
Janel Leppin and Anthony Pirog are two accomplished multi-instrumentalists who grew up in Vienna, a charming Northern Virginia town that is part of the Washington...
-
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...
-
Synergy – Sequencer
Electronic pioneer Larry Fast’s second album is a neoclassical exploration that verges on the ambient. Along with others such as Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis, Synergy...
-
Presto Ballet – Invisible Places
Founded by former Metal Church guitarist Kurdt Vanderhoof, Presto Ballet sees the man pay homage to the greats of 70′s prog rock. ‘Invisible Places’ is...
-
Premiata Forneria Marconi – Chocolate Kings
In the early 70′s, Premiata Forneria Marconi quickly made an indelible mark on the Italian prog rock scene with a handful of albums that have...
-
Zen Rock And Roll – Undone
With a mission statement similar to many in the modern progressive community, Zen Rock And Roll is a project driven by love of the music...
-
Solstice Coil – Natural Causes
I first heard of this Israeli band through a humourous documentary that the band did concerning their search for a new drummer. In this video,...
-
The Fierce & The Dead – If It Carries On Like This, We Are Moving To Morecambe
UK progster Matt Stevens has been receiving some noticeable attention lately, with his solo material becoming talk of the walk among prog circles. The Fierce...
-
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...
-
Blotted Science – The Animation Of Entomology
In 2007, musical ‘mad scientist’ Ron Jarzombek and legendary death metal act Cannibal Corpse’s bassist Alex Webster came together to release ‘The Machinations Of Dementia’...
Prog Sphere Android App
