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ProgArchives Reviews- KARFAGEN Birds Of Passage (Symphonic Prog, 2020)Review by Booba Kastorsky — Antony and his team did it again! This time the new album is less symphonic, except of some moments from the first song that to me sounds similar to The Revealing Science of God from Yes' Topographic Ocean. The rest of the album has strong folk and world music flavor. […]
- BLOOD INCANTATION Hidden History Of The Human Race (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal, 2019)Review by Warthur — Album cover that could have been ripped off a 1970s sci-fi paperback? Check. Themes pulled from the likes of Erich Von Daniken's "Chariots of the Gods" schtick? Check. Song titles, lengths, and even compositional structures which could be prog rock numbers from a lesser-known band of the 1970s? Check.But don't be […]
- INNER ODYSSEY The Void (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by Rivertree — Alongside with the band Hillward this outfit surely sets a special trademark when speaking of melodic heavy prog music from Canada's Quebec region. And yes, there are some relations given, as David Lizotte is responsible for the mix and mastering on this occasion, at least that. After leaving five years behind […]
- DOCTOR NERVE Loud (RIO/Avant-Prog, 2020)Review by TCat — Doctor Nerve is a project from guitarist and composer Nick Didkovsky who originally formed a large group of instrumentalists to perform his quirky compositions. The band itself has been around since the 80s. The music has been described as a hybrid of jazz, metal, avant-prog, but especially as a combination of […]
- MARSYAS Emergence (Heavy Prog, 2020)Review by TCat — Coming from Bergamo, Italy, the Heavy Prog band Marsyas has released their debut album in January of 2020 after being together since 2014. The quintet of Francesco Luzzana (bass, backing vocals), Marco Adibati (guitar), Omar Ghezzi (drums), and Paolo Salvi (keyboards, synths) have taken the sounds of heavy prog perfected by […]
- POOR GENETIC MATERIAL The Star (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by Steve Conrad — It's All RelativeCreative People Must CreateThere are things I simply can't understand. For example, that star. People with much bigger brains than me tell me it may not actually be there any more.It may be long dead.Staring into the enormous void, that star looks real. It exists. It appears to […]
- TIRILL Said the Sun to the Moon (Prog Folk, 2019)Review by Aussie-Byrd-Brother — By this point, the idea of a female folk singer writing songs about nature is virtually a clich', but it's hardly surprising that it would take an intelligent artist like Tirill Mohn to actually deliver something truly thought-provoking and significant with the concept. A member of Norwegian symphonic group White Willow […]
- TRICOT and#30495;and#12387;and#40658; (Makkuro) (Post Rock/Math rock, 2020)Review by siLLy puPPy — TRICOT has been around for a decade now and one of Japan's best examples of all girl math rock.Coming from Kyoto this adrenalized girl's club that is known for its intricate rhythms and janglydissonance returns in 2020 with its fourth album 真っ黒 Makkuro which translate into English asblack as if […]
- FLYING COLORS Third Degree (Prog Related, 2019)Review by Dirkteur — The (likewise called) Third album of FC is their best until now. I got interested from their debut on, because of the known names of the musicians. I heard their music performed in an almost perfected way, but that's not what makes the shiver in my spine - no other than […]
- PENDRAGON Love Over Fear (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by Deadwing — Pendragon's latest effort is a big departure from their previous later albums, being their mostexperimental release since Pure (2008). Love Over Fear brings back lots of the colorful sound fromtheir classic Symphonic Rock releases, but at the same time presents lots of new ideas and palettes,while still being indistinguishable Pendragon. This […]
- KARFAGEN Birds Of Passage (Symphonic Prog, 2020)
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