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ProgArchives Reviews- EGREGOR Pachakuti (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by siLLy puPPy — Emerging from the far northern Chilean city of Arica, EGREGOR has so far released two albumsbeginning with 2015's "Karma" and took off many years to craft the followup. Finally after setbacksdue to the pandemic and other world madness, EGREGOR at last returned in 2020 with its sophomoreoffering PACHAKUTI which features […]
- NODO GORDIANO Sonnar (Rock Progressivo Italiano, 2020)Review by Rivertree — È uno spettacolo, vero e proprio! I suspect NODO GORDIANO (Gordian Knot) is the child of multi-instrumentalist Andrea De Luca. When searching through the band history, which started sometime in the mid 1990's, he seems to be the sole constant. Focused on developing experimental rock music, partially close to the likes […]
- LIKE WENDY The Fisher (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by alainPP — LIKE WENDY is the Dutch instrumental project of Bert Heinen, created in 1998. Known from the year 2000, I remember a good neo-prog at MARILLION as references but lacking pure creation. He tells on his 9th album a part of his childhood on the stories of fishermen of yesteryear, hence the […]
- STEVEN WILSON The Future Bites (Crossover Prog, 2021)Review by prog_traveller!! — The latest album from Steven Wilson The future bites represents truly the worst work that he has done, it really does not matter that he changed the sound on this album, what matters is that this is not good at all. Boring songs filled with synth pop elements. I will not […]
- VICTORY OVER THE SUN A Tessitura of Transfiguration (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal, 2020)Review by siLLy puPPy — In the 21st century there seem to be two major trends. Retro bands that strive to bring metal backto its more simplistic roots and wildly experimental acts that are hell bent for leather in drivingthe genre forward into almost unrecognizable territories. The Portland, Oregon act VICTORY OVER THESUN is definitely […]
- THE REBEL WHEEL Simple Machines (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by Rivertree — Since several years now THE REBEL WHEEL from Ontario remains a trio around key figure David Campbell (guitars). Andrew Burns (bass) and drummer Alex Wickham are on his side when it comes to the studio recordings. Important to know, all of them are also relying on the keyboard as well as […]
- THERION Leviathon (Progressive Metal, 2021)Review by lukretio — In my experience, when an artist advertises their new work with the words "We have decided to give the people what they kept asking for", that normally does not bode terribly well. However, if the man saying those words is Therion's mastermind Christofer Johnsson, whose latest two controversial and fan-challenging releases […]
- ÁNGEL ONTALVA Olkhon (as Seaorm) (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2020)Review by nick_h_nz — [Originally published at The Progressive Aspect]In 2020, I reviewed Sada, the second collaboration between the Spanish jazz fusion and RIO guitarist Ángel Ontalva and members of Russian psychedelic space-prog rockers Vespero. I made the comment that I have enjoyed several of their releases, but somehow missed their first collaboration. Needless to […]
- NICK D'VIRGILIO Invisible (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by kev rowland — There is no doubt in my mind that one of the most exciting drummers to come out of the scene in the last 30 years has been Nick D'Virgilio, who of course these days can be found behind the kit for Big Big Train, and while he recorded with Genesis […]
- FRANÇOIS THOLLOT Happy Lockdown (Zeuhl, 2021)Review by Steve Conrad — Jazz-tinged Layered Keyboard WhimsyFrançois ThollotDear friends: this French musician sets out to celebrate, yes to celebrate- when so many are glum, morose, if not actively hostile, resistant and insistent- that most universal of human experiences.And what is that?Limitations. We wish we were tall, but alas! We are quite short. We […]
- EGREGOR Pachakuti (Progressive Metal, 2020)
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