All posts tagged "review"
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Thy Catafalque – Rengeteg
There’s something to be said for a metal band that manages to find an original sound. Even in the so-called avant-garde metal style, a listener...
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Diablo Swing Orchestra – Pandora’s Pinata
This is the third album from this Swedish metal outfit, and the first full album I have heard from the group. I was surprised at...
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DISTRICT 97 Announces October North American Tour
DISTRICT 97 is undoubtedly the most musically adventurous rock band in the world to feature an American Idol Top 10 Female Finalist. The band now returns...
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Dissonati – Reductio Ad Absurdum
Dissonati are a trio based in the Pacific Northwest region of the US. In the spring of 2006 drummer John Reagan (formerly of late Seventies...
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Perhaps – Volume One
Perhaps is an instrumental trio from Boston and Volume One is, believe it or not, their first album. It consists solely of one almost 40...
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DISTRICT 97 Premiere New Video
DISTRICT 97 is undoubtedly the most musically adventurous rock band in the world to feature an American Idol Top 10 Female Finalist. The band now returns...
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Jethro Tull – Thick As A Brick
It comes among the greatest of ironies that an album poking fun at the pretension of the prog rock world turns out to be one...
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Premiata Forneria Marconi – Photos of Ghosts
In the Italian progressive rock scene, there are few grails as holy as PFM’s ‘Per Un Amico’, an album which has since gone on to...
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Kate Bush – Never For Ever
Pop-like virtually all types of music- can be innovated and developed upon. Kate Bush earns my respect for being able to write songs within the...
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Last Chance To Reason – Level 2
Disregarding the fact that it seems like every other melodic metal band with keyboards out there today is calling themselves ‘progressive’, the modern face of...
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