All posts tagged "viola"
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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,...
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Kayo Dot – Choirs of the Eye
For one reason or another, multi-instrumentalist and composer Toby Driver’s flagship band maudlin of the Well fell apart, and from its ashes came its new...
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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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In the Labyrinth – One Trail to Heaven
Although a so-called ‘best of’ compilation seems better suited for a band or artist that has already achieved some degree of commercial success, ‘One Trail...
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Inner Ear Brigade – Rainbro
The high level of quality offered by AltrOck Productions and its subsidiary label, Fading Records, will no longer come as a surprise for progressive rock...
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Prog Tuesday: Comus – First Utterance
It’s difficult for me to think of any folk album that’s quite as memorable and unique as Comus’ debut, ‘First Utterance’. Although they were something...
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An Irishman in an Interview with Toby Driver of Kayo Dot
Toby Driver is a man who has been involved with some of the most intriguing music of the new millennium. Best known for leading maudlin...
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Jessica Pavone – Army of Strangers
I have to admit that I didn’t familiarize myself enough with the first Porter Records release I’ve reviewed (Zenlo’s Skelethal Antics), but when I received...
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