My special guest on next week’s Prog-Watch is rock legend Dennis DeYoung (formerly of Styx)! Tune in to hear Part One of my artist feature, including some spirited conversation and lots of great Styx and solo Dennis DeYoung music!
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ProgArchives Reviews- MILLENIUM The Sin (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by mohaveman — Millenium has released many albums over the years, but this is actually the first I have had a chance to listen to. I am very glad I did! "The Sin" was a welcome surprise for 2020. I'm not actually sure this totally qualifies as "prog" in the strict sense, but I […]
- STEVEN WILSON The Future Bites (Crossover Prog, 2021)Review by Soul2Create — Finally, this is it, the new Steven Wilson's album. A year later and with more than half of the songs released as singles. So, what does it sounds like?01. Unself (9/10) - Ok, it is short and it stops when it reaches the high point, and yet is one of the […]
- GLASS KITES Glass Kites II (Crossover Prog, 2021)Review by bartymj — For me, this is a pretty good start to 2021 although not quite a 5 star one. I'd imagine people's rating will depend heavily on their thoughts on the mixing. When drums are involved they are pretty dominant, but what it leads to in combination with the synths is a fast-paced […]
- OKYR Premorbid Intelligence (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by rdtprog — It's not a surprise that a Dream Theater cover band shows their influence on their first album with that awkward title ''Premorbid Intelligence''. I was septical for the vocals work in the first song but impress by the musicianship and the multiple twists and turns. The vocals improve with ''Janus-Faced''. The […]
- ONSÉGEN ENSEMBLE Fear (Heavy Prog, 2020)Review by nick_h_nz — [Originally published at The Progressive Aspect]For all the great bands of Norway and Sweden, I often think it's a shame that neighbouring Finland seems to miss out on similar acclaim. If anything, I find many of the Finns make far more eclectic and experimental sounds, and draw from quite different inspirations. […]
- GRAN TORINO The Delphic Prophecy (Heavy Prog, 2020)Review by andrea — "The Delphic Prophecy" is the third album by Gran Torino, an interesting prog band from Verona. It was released in 2020 on the French label Musea Records, seven years after their previous work Fate Of A Thousand Worlds (2013), with a renewed line up featuring the confirmed Alessio Pieri (keyboards), Gian […]
- SANGRE DE MUERDAGO Xuntas (Prog Folk, 2020)Review by kenethlevine — When this stifling purgatory reluctantly relents and I can travel the world again, I plan to go to wherever Pablo Ursusson and his enchanting project are performing, spend the day over compensating for prolonged seclusion by turning every stone inside out, and ultimately collapse into an impossible barstool as their enchanting […]
- RØSENKREÜTZ Divide et Impera (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by TenYearsAfter — Interesting new Italian prog.R'senkre'tz is a solo project from Fabio Serra, a multi-instrumentalist and producer with more than 25 years experience. Between the early Eighties and now he played in several bands, including a Genesis tribute band named Yellow Plastic Shoobedoo, along work as a producer, sound engineer and composer. In […]
- NEED Norchestrion: A Song For The End (Progressive Metal, 2021)Review by ssmarcus — The last few years have seen the emergence, from the underground, of more traditionally oriented prog metal; international, up-and-coming, and independently produced acts that, knowingly or unknowingly, shunned some of the biggest trends in 2010's progressive metal and have clung to the melodicism and power of Queensryche and the classic prog […]
- JOHN PETRUCCI Terminal Velocity (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by Isaac Peretz — A very strong one from Mr. Petrucci! Far better and more mature than his first solo, fifteen years ago. Terminal Velocity is a showcase of John Petrucci's technique and composition skills and he nails both of them flawlessly! Every single instrumental is worth your time and can be entertaining and […]
- MILLENIUM The Sin (Neo-Prog, 2020)
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