All posts tagged "review"
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Ephemeral Sun – Harvest Aorta
Instrumental four-piece Ephemeral Sun, who are celebrating their tenth anniversary this year, are based in Northern Virginia, in the Washington DC metropolitan area. Formed after...
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Fates Warning – No Exit
Save for the twenty one minute long ‘Ivory Gate of Dreams,’ there isn’t too much of a progressive theme to be found on this album....
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Iron Maiden – Flight 666: The Film
Iron Maiden is a band that any competent metalhead can at least respect for their influence and grip on the genre. After being on the...
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Echolyn – Echolyn
Call it ‘symphonic prog’ or whatever you want, but the classic style of progressive rock is alive and well. There was once a point where...
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Senogul – III
Spanish proggers Senogul come to me at a point in my musical life when I have largely tired of modern prog music. Although the musical...
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S91 – Volontà Legata
Progressive metal has been running strong ever since a band called Dream Theater released an album called ‘Images & Words’; some might even argue that...
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Calomito – Cane Di Schiena
Ever since I first started listening to this band by Italian instrumental act Calomito, I frnkly have not been able to get enough of it....
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SH.TG.N – SH.TG.N
MoonJune Records are a label who love to take risks with hitherto little-known bands from all corners of the globe. A linking theme seems to...
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Jimi Hendrix – Valleys Of Neptune
When Jimi Hendrix was alive, he released three studio albums. Post-humously, another ten popped out. Most of these haven’t been much more than shameless cash-ins...
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Yes – In The Present – Live From Lyon
Without a doubt one of the best known and loved classic prog rock bands, Yes have a legacy and influence in music that few could...
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