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 »]
Album Reviews
La Bottega Del Tempo A Vapore – Tempi InVersi
The first track is a brief intro which kicks off with a cacophony that sounds as if various songs and riffs are being played together without a care for law and order. As the 2nd [Read »]
Album Reviews
The Sea Within – The Sea Within
Today we look at Prog’s most recent supergroup, The Sea Within, and their self-titled eponymous debut. When it comes to supergroups, Prog is no stranger to danger. For many years we have been treated to [Read »]
Album Reviews
Marillion – Smoke
Next up in a long line of planned live releases in 2018 by Marillion, is “Smoke”. A release of 10 albums is planned for 2018, all available via digital platforms and on CD – each [Read »]
Album Reviews
Dukes of the Orient – Dukes of the Orient
On surface this looks like a brand new up- and coming band, but if you look closer you’ll hear and see that this is actually two veterans joining forces under the moniker Dukes of the [Read »]
Album Reviews
Kino – Radio Voltaire
When the news broke early this year that a new Kino album was in the making many progressive rock fans, like me, dug out their copy of the long forgotten Kino debut album ‘Picture’ from [Read »]
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 »]
Album of the Month
Day Six – Solitary League
At the end of this year I probably need to change my year end list of best 2017 (progressive) releases. Ayreon released The Source in april this year and that was a fine and good one. Now Day [Read »]
Album Reviews
Kaipa – Children of the Sounds
To me, Kaipa embodies the spirit of the Swedish 70’s prog rock scene to perfection. Their sound is rooted in the early days of prog rock made in Sweden, and their warm analogue sound is [Read »]
Album Reviews
World Trade – Unify
To name all of the things Billy Sherwood has been involved in over the years would be almost impossible. Most recently he’s been involved in two of the most popular 1980’s prog rock bands, Yes [Read »]