ALBUM REVIEW: Prehensile Tales – Pattern-Seeking Animals
As most music genres, progressive rock has had its share of ups and downs over the past few decades. One
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Author: Niko Savic
ALBUM REVIEW: La Ilden Lyse – Okkultokrati
Since their inception in 2008, Oslo’s OKKULTOKRATI have been drawing from a very eclectic palette of influences. The non-restrictive extract
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ALBUM REVIEW: Leaves of Yesteryear – Green Carnation
GREEN CARNATION are, without question, one of the best examples of a music group who have gone through substantial revisions
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ALBUM REVIEW: Reverie – Forming The Void
With the release of their ambitiously-titled fourth album, Reverie, Lafayette, Louisiana-based sludge/prog rockers FORMING THE VOID provide the keystone of a
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ALBUM REVIEW: Youth of Dissent – 1000mods
The approach of Greece’s 1000MODS keeps on blossoming on their new full-length release, Youth of Dissent. With 11 songs clocking at
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ALBUM REVIEW: Mosaic – Lesoir
It could be easily said that LESOIR, a Dutch progressive rock five-piece, has been quite prolific over the last 10 years.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Old Smoke – Barishi
BARISHI releases have a propensity to call for several listens before they thoroughly start to make sense. The Vermont progressive
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ALBUM REVIEW: Omens – Elder
The way that ELDER introduces the advent of their fifth studio album Omens – a cunningly escalating Hammond organ, transforming
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ALBUM REVIEW: Pathbuilder – Graveyhard
With Pathbuilder, Italian sludge purveyors GRAVEYHARD explore the hefty side of their sound, and take that particular component as far as it could
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ALBUM REVIEW: Myth of I – Myth of I
With the amount of technical, progressive metal releases being manufactured like toilet paper nowadays, one can easily overlook many of
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