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ProgArchives Reviews- ROZMAINSKY AND MIKHAYLOV PROJECT For The Light (Eclectic Prog, 2017)Review by kev rowland — What we have here, in effect, is a Russian supergroup featuring musicians from various prog and prog-related Russian bands including Yojo, Algabas, Enine, Roz Vitalis, KGB etc. Apparently, the fundamental goal of the band and its debut album is to open new musical worlds that cannot be analysed in the […]
- ARENA Double Vision (Neo-Prog, 2018)Review by rdtprog — After a couple of albums of more concise songs, the band is back with songs of epic scale. Arena hasalways been critical about their own compositions and the production. There are not many bands thatcan produce albums exempts of ordinary songs. "Double Vision" has seen the light after 1 year and […]
- ROZ VITALIS The Hidden Man of the Heart (RIO/Avant-Prog, 2018)Review by Naida Regent — In the cold Spring time I was very sad. I felt blue due to the dominance of musical culture promoted by mass media. I had made decision to listen to new album of the band which is known and loved by me for a long time because of the originality. […]
- JASON RUBENSTEIN Four Points of Focus (Heavy Prog, 2018)Review by Steve Conrad — JASON RUBENSTEIN: Four Points of Focus EPI was given an advanced copy to review.The players:Jason Rubenstein ' Piano, synthesizers, samplersTom Hipskind ' DrumsShawn Sommer ' Bass and Bass SynthesizerBugra Sisman ' Electric guitarChuck Bontrager ' 7-string violinDani'l van den Berg ' Acoustic and electric guitarsIt's a chilly, sizzling masterpiece.And I'm […]
- PROJECT: PATCHWORK Re|Flection (Crossover Prog, 2018)Review by kev rowland — Project: Patchwork is a studio project that has been put together by two German musicians, Gerd Albers and Peter Koll, along with the odd friend. This is the second album, and this time they have used less personnel than on the debut, so only 22 additional players and singers this […]
- PHI Cycles (Heavy Prog, 2018)Review by kev rowland — PHI is a greek letter, and stands for the golden ratio, the perfect aesthetic balance. The band work towards this golden ratio with music, creating a powerful alliance of aspiration and Rock 'n' Roll attitude. Formed as long ago as 2006, this is their fourth studio album, but it is […]
- VALDEZ This (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by thesmokingman — If there is one word that perfectly and terribly applies to this album, it would be "contentious". Its negative connotation applies to all the prog purists who hold staunch feelings that prog must contain odd time signatures, dissonance, and long winding passages of technical noodliness -- none of which will be […]
- ARENA Double Vision (Neo-Prog, 2018)Review by freddie71 — This band is back in great shape again.There is an extremely strong magnitude in the sonority of this new album Double Vision, giving notoriety to the production and the excellent execution of the work of all the members of the band. All of them completed their mission in a grandiose way, […]
- DELUSION SQUARED Anthropocene (Crossover Prog, 2018)Review by The Jester — If I want to be honest, I must say that I had no idea about this band 'till a week ago.Then I saw their album climbing at the Prog Archive's album charts and I became curious to learnmore about them. I can't compare this album with any of their previous […]
- MICHAEL ZUCKER Abscess Boils (Heavy Prog, 2017)Review by Rivertree — Michael Zucker produces a lot of music stuff, put together on multiple albums. If you're up forthis, really time consuming to explore, when jumping around on his bandcamp site. I started withsome recent tunes and immediately got caught by this EP. Sometimes he produces at his own risk,sometimes collaborating with other […]
- ROZMAINSKY AND MIKHAYLOV PROJECT For The Light (Eclectic Prog, 2017)
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