All posts tagged "Album Review"
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Interview With Tusmørke
Although Norway may be better known for its metal exports in the musical underground, Norway (as well as the rest of Scandinavia) have been the...
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Pokerface – Transeo
Pokerface is multi-talented Swede Stefan Heidevik and a plethora of session musicians and guests who have created a mind-melting mix of ultra-modern electronica and progressive...
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Porcupine Tree – Octane Twisted
On September 15th 2009, I got to see Porcupine Tree. Driving down to Seattle to see them perform at the Moore Theatre, it was an...
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Tusmørke – Underjordisk Tusmørke
Perhaps as far as the ‘traditional’ sound of progressive rock goes, I might argue that the mantle was passed from Britain to Scandinavia somewhere in...
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Terraformation – Rain Shadow
Terraformation is a group from Tuscon, Arizona who are basically a duo of multi-instrumentalists Ben DeGain and Mohadev. They play an instrumental form of post-rock...
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Lüüp – Meadow Rituals
The distinctively-named Lüüp (an idiosyncratic spelling of the word “loop”) is a project by flutist and composer Stelios Romaliadis, a young but very gifted artist...
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The Who – By Numbers
After a quadrilogy of highly ambitious albums that would make up the girth of The Who’s golden material, the band was evidently tired from touring,...
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Lake of Tears – Illwill
To be fair, this has been the first I have heard of the Swedish gothic metal band Lake of Tears, and as a result, I...
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Steve Hackett – Voyage of the Acolyte
The break-up of the progressive Genesis is one of the quiet tragedies of rock music. While the band technically lived to fight another day well...
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To-Mera – Exile
Coming from a listener now long bored by the traditional progressive metal style, To-Mera are a go-to source for prog metal the way it should...
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