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ProgArchives Reviews- KAIPA Children of the Sounds (Symphonic Prog, 2017)Review by proghaven — The fest continues. The genuine dawn of Kaipa, a veteran Swedish prog band, occurred in 2002, twenty years after the band went to history. What was before that? Their sickly-sweet debut in 1975, their creative peak in 1978 with Solo, their shameful decline in 1982 with Nattdjurstid - and finally, their […]
- LEPROUS {Malina} (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal, 2017)Review by siLLy puPPy — The name LEPROUS isn't just made up gibberish in an Elvish language or anything of the sort. It is in fact an English word that in the biological world means having or consisting of loose, scurfy scales (as well as the meaning of 'having leprosy.') "Scurfy" is a term that […]
- THRESHOLD Legends of the Shires (Progressive Metal, 2017)Review by Progrussia — Do you like the sonic crunch of metal, but also have a soft spot for sugary pop? And, being a middle-aged man, miss the 80s? Legends of the Shires are for you. A double album that is just a little over a single album, it features probably the band's most bombastic […]
- CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX Bronze (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2016)Review by javajeff — I am new to the band, so I am taking in most of their releases at one time. BRONZE is a verysimiliar album in sound and feel to Night Raider or The Resurrectionists. Crippled Black Phoenixuses are very unique blend of different genres to produce vibes that transcend the music into […]
- TAKE ME FAR AWAY Contemplation of Infinity (Heavy Prog, 2016)Review by kev rowland — Here we have yet another Russian progressive rock band who were unknown to me until I received this debut album which was released towards the end of 2016. This is a four-piece with two guitars, bass and drums, and for the most part they play psychedelic-influenced hard rock with progressive […]
- SIIILK Endless Mystery (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by kev rowland — There are times when one comes across an album that is perfect in just so many ways that it is hard to quite know what to say about it, or how to describe it so as to give it justice, and that is what I am faced with right now. […]
- AYREON The Source (Progressive Metal, 2017)Review by siLLy puPPy — Metal's artisan of ambitiousness Arjen Anthony Lucassen returns with his project AYREON taking time off from his other musical projects Star One, Guilt Machine and The Gentle Storm to embark on yet another sonic journey into the world of science fiction, where he unleashes yet another concept album that is […]
- MAXOPHONE La Fabbrica Delle Nuvole (Rock Progressivo Italiano, 2017)Review by Aussie-Byrd-Brother — There used to be something of a running joke that Italy was home to a ton of doomed vintage prog bands that delivered one single album in their prime active years and then promptly vanished, leaving it their sole legacy. That rule has been somewhat shattered over the last few years […]
- LIFESIGNS Cardington (Neo-Prog, 2017)Review by proghaven — A front page news: Galadriel's Calibrated Collision Course has laid a delayed egg. That studio album from 2008 was heavily criticized by special collaborators, prog reviewers and ordinary members (here at Prog Archives, on the respective page, you can see how it was criticized and how lowly it was rated). I […]
- CLIVE NOLAN King's Ransom (Neo-Prog, 2017)Review by The Jester — Clive Nolan is one of the greatest musicians in the modern Progressive Rock music scene. His nameis involved in a rather big number of bands or projects, such as Pendragon, Arena, Casino,Shadowland and others. However, as Clive told me once, he always has been a great fan of musicals. In […]
- KAIPA Children of the Sounds (Symphonic Prog, 2017)
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