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ProgArchives Reviews- BUCKETHEAD Pike 284 - Through The Looking Garden (Prog Related, 2020)Review by siLLy puPPy — BUCKETHEAD is as predictable for releasing albums as much as his musical tastes and stylistic shiftswith one year resulting in hundreds of releases and some years zilch. While 2020 hasn't hatched themost eggs, there have been a few lately and next in the never-ending procession of the PIKE seriesis PIKE […]
- THE AMORPHOUS ANDROGYNOUS We Persuade Ourselves We Are Immortal (with Peter Hammill) (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2020)Review by Heart of the Matter — OK, let's be clear and straight from the outset: the properly progressive meat here is in the opening epic, where the outstanding vocals by Peter Hammill lead the procedures our way. Having said that, however, if you enjoy a well seasoned psychedelic trip on its own merits, there's […]
- LOOKING-GLASS LANTERN A World of Great Invention (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by Second Endeavour — My thoughts (after the run-through)...Being a fan of LOOKING-GLASS LANTERN for 7 years now, I was eager to compare the brand new album 'A World of Great Invention' with its predecessors. Well. Today I am able to describe some aspects of this stylish record. One statement can be derived immediately […]
- COLOUR HAZE We Are (Krautrock, 2019)Review by prog_traveller!! — Colour haze is a German band who at the beginning was regarded as a stoner rock band. What is really important to say is that they evolve their sound with each album and with their last one they really reviled their prog side. We Are is the name of their last […]
- CRITICAL POINT Critical Point (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by potoprog — I really enjoyed this album. I saw this band at a few music fests in their home town and other near cities in Mexico back in the days (2010's) when we attended the same university and they really showed a ton of energy on their live performances. As for this record, […]
- TREES SPEAK Ohms (Krautrock, 2020)Review by Rivertree — Obviously being relatives, Daniel Martin Diaz and Damian Diaz from Tucson, Arizona, are representing the TREES SPEAK core. They are showing a rather interesting concept, which is composed by a symbiosis of vintage and future-oriented. I mean, on the one hand, musically this is deeply influenced by the prior Krautrock phase. […]
- OVRFWRD StarStuff (Heavy Prog, 2020)Review by felonafan — "StarStuff" is the fourth studio album by OVRFWRD, a Minneapolis-based instrumental quartet that has existed for eight years with the same lineup: Chris Malmgren (keyboards), Mark Ilaug (guitar), Kyle Lund (bass) and Richard Davenport (drums). If the previous (2018) album lasted about 54 minutes, then the new one does not even […]
- SOUNDDIARY Anamnesis - Letter in a Bottle (Crossover Prog, 2019)Review by bartymj — Mental strife as a musical concept is pretty much as old as the concept of concept albums. If you can follow that.For this particular offering, see inspiration from Pink Floyd's "The Wall" and Dream Theater's "Metropolis: Scenes from a Memory Pt2". Two of the big daddies of the theme.Austrian band SoundDiary […]
- THE TANGENT Auto Reconnaissance (Eclectic Prog, 2020)Review by prog_traveller!! — The Tangent is one of those bands where you never know what they will bring to the table. Since The Music That Died Alone from 2003, which is to this day my favorite album from the band, they roamed trough various sub genres of prog and delivered cool music to the […]
- RICK WAKEMAN The Red Planet (Symphonic Prog, 2020)Review by frareinif — Long time since my last purchase of a RW album... his 70s albums were among those forming my musical taste as a teen in spades. He was the first among the members of the then prog supergroups I noticed as a solo musician when listening to the "Six Wifes". But "Criminal […]
- BUCKETHEAD Pike 284 - Through The Looking Garden (Prog Related, 2020)
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