All posts tagged "review"
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Becoming The Archetype – Celestial Completion
A somewhat lukewarm discovery on my part, Becoming The Archetype is one of those bands that is obviously filled to the brim with playing talent,...
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The Grand Astoria – Omnipresence
How many of you know a friend that has a band that you’re sure is gonna be “the next big thing”? That’s kind of what...
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Blotted Science – The Machinations of Dementia
To put it simply, this is the most accomplished technical metal release ever created. While the genre of technical progressive metal has gotten a bad...
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Graveyard – Hisingen Blues
This album has attracted a lot of attention this spring. After a very successful self-titled debut released in 2007 on Transubstans Records, this Swedish group...
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Al Di Meola – Pursuit of Radical Rhapsody
Al Di Meola is lauded across the world of jazz for three separate endeavours (each a trilogy, coincidentally enough). The first is his trio of...
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Van Der Graaf Generator – A Grounding in Numbers
In 2005 after an absence of 27 years, one of only a handful of the old school “progressive” rock bands worthy of the over used description,...
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Lüger – Lüger
Fresh psychedelic krautrock from Spain! It is not so common to listen to a Spanish band with some kraut influences, but Lüger does it and...
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Beardfish – Mammoth
Another year, another Beardfish album. Wait a minute, you’re telling me they skipped a year because the mix “didn’t sound right”? THOSE BASTARDS! HOW DARE...
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The Ocean – Anthropocentric
With 2007′s ‘Precambrian’, German post-metal group The Ocean (also known as Ocean Collective) came out with a two disc concept epic concerning nothing less than...
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Jolly – The Audio Guide to Happiness Part 1
They are Jolly, a band from the US based in NY which consists in four talented members. In 2009 they released a promising debut album,...
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