ALBUM REVIEW: MEAT MACHINE – Obsidian Kingdom
OBSIDIAN KINGDOM have undeniably become one of present-day metal’s most potential young groups. Now three albums into their career, their dissonance
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Author: Niko Savic
Gazpacho: Music That Reaches Where No Words Can
“Caved in myself, paper tower, star ask… Light born, lifeboat sailor,” Jan-Henrik Ohme of Norwegian atmospheric rock six-piece GAZPACHO kicks
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ALBUM REVIEW: Virus – Haken
HAKEN‘s The Mountain was probably the finest progressive rock album released in 2013, and many of prog brethren made no effort to
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Haken: A Fine Line Between Consistence and Evolution
Concept albums with recurring musical themes and motifs are nothing new, especially when it comes to the genres of progressive
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The Hirsch Effekt: There Are No Rules
Going through the info sheet on the German experimental outfit THE HIRSCH EFFEKT‘s upcoming fifth studio album Kollaps, provided by
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Caligula’s Horse: Vividly Colorful
For the world – and Australia specifically – 2020 didn’t really start the way many of us hoped for. With
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Forming The Void: Speakers of Unspoken Languages
“Are we cursed along” howls James Marshall in the opening verse of Trace the Omen, one of the singles found
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ALBUM REVIEW: Death in Pieces – Centinex
Band reunions are a double-edged sword. When a group withdraws from the scene and come back after a long abstinence,
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Son, the Liar, and the Victor – Notion Blue
Since the 1980s, much of the progressive rock mainstream has become something of a discrepancy. While the meaning of the
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ALBUM REVIEW: Realm – The Bloody Mallard
One thought that could potentially strike a listener of Realm, the instrumental debut album from THE BLOODY MALLARD, could be classifying
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