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- MEKONG DELTA Tales of a Future Past (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal, 2020)Review by ssmarcus — Mekong Delta's Tales of a Future Past is the second record I've listened to this year by a veteran German prog metal group that is still somehow pushing out high quality music; the other being Ivanhoe's Blood and Gold. While historically considered a progressive thrash metal band, the music on this […]
- LOGOS Sadako e le Mille Gru di Carta (Rock Progressivo Italiano, 2020)Review by tszirmay — One of the greatest challenges any artist must overcome lies in its ability to surpass a previous masterpiece, finding the narrow source of consistency in inspiration to constantly go beyond and come up with a new offering. Often, some artists decide to alter their sound or style and forge into new […]
- ZIP TANG Cold Coming (Eclectic Prog, 2020)Review by Rivertree — If you're looking for entertaining progressive rock music, Chicago's ZIP TANG are a recommended choice indeed. Definitely experienced, since this will be album number six in the meanwhile, wow. Although, after all, their first concept album on the other side. 'She Sleeps Beneath The Fullerton Bridge' advises the cover illustration, provided […]
- FROST* Others (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by Grumpyprogfan — This EP is leavings from "Falling Satellites". One item lacking on this, keyboard dominated, release is the stellar guitar work of John Mitchell. In fact, I don't hear any. What a shame. He is a big part of this band and without his input, the music is not as strong. Musically, […]
- AIRBAG A Day at the Beach (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by Pastor of puppets — I didn't know this band before but I kept seeing the name these last days. As soon as I decided to search them on Spotify I was kind of amazed by their music.Airbag don't struggle to write music, it feels that it just comes naturally. The album flows like […]
- THE TEA CLUB If / When (Crossover Prog, 2019)Review by foregonillusions — I've been meaning to listen to The Tea Club for years, but never did I pull the trigger. However, with this release they demanded attention, and now I feel foolish for ignoring a very good band. While every song present on this album is worthwhile, expect for possibly "Sinking Ship", I'll […]
- RICK WAKEMAN The Red Planet (Symphonic Prog, 2020)Review by SouthSideoftheSky — No earthly connection Is it possible that Rick Wakeman could have released his best ever solo album some five decades into his recording career? Yes, it is possible! I must admit that I have not heard absolutely every record he has made - he has made so (too?) many. But a […]
- HOOFFOOT The Lights in the Aisle will Guide You (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2019)Review by kurtrongey — Four roomy instrumental tracks. These very capable musicians from Malmo, Sweden have made a big impression with fans of hot playing with that certain sound of 70s instrumentation. I heard their previous album but although you gotta love the sound of Rhodes, organ and the warm vibes, I wasn't captivated by […]
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