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ProgArchives Reviews- REESE ALEXANDER The Digression Theory Pt. One (Progressive Metal, 2018)Review by Cylli Kat (0fficial) — This is an impressive, dramatic debut album by any standard; but the fact that this is a one manshow makes it all the more remarkable. Mr. Alexander has adroitly covered a great many progressive bases with this release, reminding me atsome points of Sold Out errr... Soul Doubt The […]
- QUEEN Bohemian Rhapsody (The Original Soundtrack) (Prog Related, 2018)Review by Kingsnake — I didn't know where to put this album, so I put in the compilation-section.This album is the o.s.t. of the forthcoming movie about Queen and Freddie Mercury, focussing on the life of Freddy upto their legendary famous concert at Live Aid (widely regarded as the best live performance ever by any […]
- URIAH HEEP Living the Dream (Heavy Prog, 2018)Review by The Jester — Uriah Heep is a legendary band, that need no introductions or recommendations. They have beenaround since forever, and they wrote their name with gold in the history of Rock (or Hard Rock ifyou like) music. I have been listening to them since my teenage years, and I have in my […]
- HEAVY MOON Heavy Moon 12 (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2018)Review by Progfan97402 — Talk about an amazing piece of space rock. Jakob Relinger is from Canada, aside from his Moonwind project, is Heavy Moon. What I love about Heavy Moon is there is zero confusion in chronological order in discography as they're all numbered (even Chicago and Soft Machine didn't number every release). This, […]
- OAK False Memory Archive (Crossover Prog, 2018)Review by Antonis Kalamoutsos — I was recently told a story in which a teacher told his student: ''Don't let the potential of Greatdestroy what it's already Good''. Naturally, an encouragement like this seems to be a bit discrepantin our beautiful capitalistic world, where creators of any sort have to be competitive andconstantly prove their […]
- GÖSTA BERLINGS SAGA Et Ex (Eclectic Prog, 2018)Review by rdtprog — One thing is sure with this band is that every album is very different from the others, maybe thishas to do with the fact that each musician comes from different backgrounds, but one thing is commonthey create music for fun and that has always been the case from their first to […]
- MOTORPSYCHO Begynnelser (Eclectic Prog, 2017)Review by TCat — Motorpsycho has definitely tried their hands at several different genres throughout their time as a band, and each time, especially with their later discography, you are not sure what to expect. This album, however, is probably the furthest from their original sound that they have ever traveled. The music on this […]
- GLASS HAMMER Chronomonaut (Symphonic Prog, 2018)Review by OldSchoolProg — Glass Hammer releases another solid epic with Chronomonaut. Much more melodic and lyrical, theprogressive rock elements may remain a bit muted, but the song writing and orchestration isexcellent. Added instrumentation, winds and strings, add another layer to their repertoire. Track4 "The Past is the Past" stands out as a longer more […]
- TRIP LAVA Ounds (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2018)Review by raigor — Here comes the album of instrumental music which can easily disorient and mislead even the most practiced and informed connoisseur. I mean the long-awaited third album of TRIP LAVA, a modern classic "one-man-bad" directed by composer and multi-instrumentalist Joel Lee from the Twin Cities Metropolitan area. Is it Rock or Electronic? […]
- MYTHIC SUNSHIP Another Shape Of Psychedelic Music (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2018)Review by TCat — Mythic Sunship is a space rock and psychedelic band from Denmark. 'Another Shape of Psychedelic Music' is the band's fourth album, and 2nd one released this year, 2018. The album consists of 6 tracks totaling over 75 minutes, so they are obviously long and exploratory. The band consists of Rasmus Christensen […]
- REESE ALEXANDER The Digression Theory Pt. One (Progressive Metal, 2018)
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