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ProgArchives Reviews- DJABE Djabe and Steve Hackett: Back To Sardinia (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2019)Review by TCat — The Jazz/Rock fusion band "Djabe" takes its name from the Akan people of Ghana's language. The word means "freedom". This band plays a mix of jazz and Hungarian/African music. They have worked with Steve Hackett on previous collaborations, including the album "Back to Sardinia" which was released in December of 2019. […]
- ALCEST Spiritual Instinct (Experimental/Post Metal, 2019)Review by memowakeman — Review originally posted in www.therocktologist.com Almost ten years have passed since I discovered Alcest, a band I loved since the very first minute, a band I've followed closely through those years. It was love at first sight. And now, I am here to celebrate the release of 'Spiritual Instinct', their sixth […]
- THE WHO WHO (Proto-Prog, 2019)Review by TCat — The Who's studio output has, of course, been rather spotty since 1982, and after several breakups and reunions, has only resulted in two studio albums; "Endless Wilre" in 2006, and more currently "WHO", which was released in November of 2019. All that remains of the band is Roger Daltrey doing almost […]
- FLAMING ROW The Pure Shine (Progressive Metal, 2019)Review by Zoltanxvamos — As a Stephen King nut, the lyrics work for me. This album has its purity in amazing lyrics, taking a story by my favourite author and making it into something good. Now, the problem with this album is the primary lead vocalist, she is decent. Her voice is very... mediocre, it […]
- ESA KOTILAINEN Tellus (Progressive Electronic, 2019)Review by Matti — Spacey electronic ambient from the Finnish maestro.Sadly there are very few reviews here for the discography of Esa Kotilainen. At least a Finnish prog-oriented listener most likely knows him, both from his solo performances and albums (1977's seminal Ajatuslapsi and many electro/ambient albums released mostly in this Millenium) and from his […]
- MARBIN Strong Thing (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2019)Review by TCat — There are many bands out there where their main strength is in working together to create improvisations in a most seamless way, one or two instruments taking a spotlight while the other instruments work with them to create a background that usually is based around a theme, and all of the […]
- ANDROID East Of Eden Revisited (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by tszirmay — December of 2009, after concentrated pestering of PA administrators to include the Hungarian prog group Android into the progarchives database, I got to review East of Eden and wrote of a great record marred by poor elements and summarized my review with the following : '''The fact that the guitarist is […]
- BILLY SHERWOOD Citizen - In The Next Life (Crossover Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — I guess any review of Billy Sherwood will mention he is the current bassist of Yes, that he released some albums with Chris Squire as Conspiracy, formed World Trade, and released six albums as Circa with former yes keyboard player Tony Kaye, so why should I be any different? This […]
- DIAGONAL Arc (Eclectic Prog, 2019)Review by BrufordFreak — A band that I've been following since 2008 because of the promise they showed with their excellent self-titled debut of that year.1. "9-Green" (6:22) sounds like old ROXY MUSIC, BRIAN ENO, and TALKING HEADS. Fun! I even hear a little THE MARS VOLTA with the middle instrumental/guitar solo section. (8.5/10)2. "Stars […]
- THE COSMIC DEAD Scottish Space Race (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2019)Review by BrufordFreak — An excursion into heavy psychedelic rock that will be emotionally satisfying for a very specific mood set and which, I fear, will not be everyone's cup of tea.1. "Portal" (20:57) opens with five minutes of tension-building drumless synth and guitar work before machine gun drumming, lap-steel, and hypnotic vocal chant enter […]
- DJABE Djabe and Steve Hackett: Back To Sardinia (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2019)
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