All posts tagged "progressive rock"
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Uriah Heep – Into The Wild
Uriah Heep comes back with another studio album after extremely enjoyable “Wake The Sleeper”. While “Into The Wild” isn’t as great as I wished it...
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Scheherazade – All for One
“Scheherazade” is a Japanese heavy/symphonic prog band which started its career in 1977, but soon after they replaced drummer & bassist and changed name to...
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Unbeltipo – Uncle Bunny Tongue
As a matter of fact, UNBELTIPO had taken off as one of the projects by a guitarist Tsuneo IMAHORI (ex-Tipographica) in 1999. In their early...
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London Underground – Honey Drops
After very good “Through A Glass Darkly” and 7 years break, London Underground strikes back with new (3rd) album and re-formed line-up. The only original...
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Gerard – Ring of Eternity
After long (6 years!) break Toshio Egawa & Co. comes back to life with another fantastic album – “Ring Of Eternity”. This time he took...
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Bondar & Wise – A Live Legacy
Bondar & Wise is an obscure American duo which seemed to gain some sort of recognition as a live act in mid 70s. However from...
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Duncan Mackay – Chimera
Duncan Mackay is a sadly forgotten British keyboardist who recorded two solo symphonic prog rock albums back in 70s along with few disks together with...
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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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ProgSphere’s Progstravaganza Compilation of Awesomeness – Part 4
FUSIONTASTIC EDITION!? What is this madness. Nick gave the compilation reigns over to me this time (Dan), and I decided that, after the tremendous success...
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Non-Aligned Prog: The Music of Serbia (Part II)
Serbia in progressive music It didn’t take too long until bands from Serbia started experimenting with odd rhythm structures, lengthy improvisations and time signatures. The...
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