Album Reviews
Piqaia – Artifact
Now this is what I’m talking about! Classic prog rock from some folks who obviously know what they are up to! Clean vocals for the most part, though they do a bit of a growl [Read »]
Piqaia
PIQAIA is a new progressive metal act from Copenhagen, Denmark. Their sound offer an innovative and atmospheric landscape that plays with time signatures, and colours the soundscapes with technical riffs, playful grooves, meticulous vocal work, [Read »]
Album Reviews
W.E.T. – Earthrage
Earthrage might just be the most anticipated release in hard rock circles this year, and with good reason because their two previous albums have both been stellar releases. The Swedish super-group W.E.T. consists of Robert [Read »]
Album Reviews
Raintimes – Raintimes
It is very easy to try too hard and fail when it comes to AOR; the line between cheesy and well done is razorsharp. And newcomers Raintimes do thankfully walk on the right side of [Read »]
Album Reviews
Katla – Móðurástin
Now, this is something special. It took me a while to realise how unique this album is, but I am kind of hooked now. My apologies for being so late – the album has been [Read »]
Katla
Icelandic atmospheric metal band consisting of former Sólstafir drummer Guðmundur Óli Pálmason and Fortíð singer Einar Thorberg Guðmundsson.
Album Reviews
Jono – Life
Swedish band Jono is much like their fellow countrymen A.C.T combining genres that on surface sounds like a very strange brew, in this case melodic rock, symphonic rock and progressive rock. But it works and [Read »]