All posts tagged "review"
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The Contortionist – Exoplanet
Metal has always been a type of music where a little bending of the rules is encouraged, and with that in mind, many talented young...
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Blood Ceremony – Living With the Ancients
This is the Canadian quartet’s 2ndrecord and it was quite delayed in coming out. The gatefold double vinyl LP turned out quite nice. I was...
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Legend – Cardinal Points
After a fifteen year wait between studio albums, any band’s new output is going to meet some level of anticipation, regardless of how popular they...
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Shining – VII: Född Förlorare
With a troubled past and some incredibly disturbing subject matter under their belts, Swedish ‘suicidal black metal’ act Shining also has the distinction of having...
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Neal Morse – Testimony 2
Neal Morse has been one of the most celebrated figures in the progressive rock scene of recent years. Developing a strong following with Spock’s Beard,...
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Electric Sorcery – Believe in Your Own Best Friend
“Zappa is dead, long live Zappa!”… This could be a perfect caption for Believe in Your Own Best Friend, Electric Sorcery’s third album. The über-eclectic outfit,...
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Hi-Fiction Science – Hi-Fiction Science
Most folk when asked to think of musicians from Bristol will name Massive Attack, Portishead and Tricky, a formidable triumvirate whose collective shadow looms over...
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The Ovals – Into The Eyes of Those Who Sleep
The OVALS’ come back here with their second EP “Into The Eyes Of Those Who Sleep”, that’s got more refined and more of mainstream than...
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Sleepin Pillow – Superman’s Blues
SLEEPIN PILLOW are a promising Greek psychedelic progressive rock outfit that could win a popularity among Greek rock fans with their debut album “Apples On...
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Crumbling Ghost – Crumbling Ghost
The debut creation of CRUMBLING GHOST is filled with stoner heaviness, pop infiltration, and Oriental intelligence. The undoubted intention set up by four creators is...
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