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ProgArchives Reviews- JEAN-PIERRE LOUVETON Sapiens Chapitre 2/3: Deus ex Machina (Crossover Prog, 2021)Review by alainPP — JPL is releasing its 10th album, the second on the Sapiens trilogy. JPL is Jean-Pierre, singer and composer of WOLFSPRING and above all of the giant NEMO, with an appointed sweetness for both the group and the composer. A second part with influences from large progressive groups in the background. The […]
- MOGWAI As the Love Continues (Post Rock/Math rock, 2021)Review by The Rain Man — Mogwai are a 4-piece post rock band from Glasgow, Scotland and "As the Love Continues" is their 10th studio album. I have always been a passive fan of Mogwai. I must admit the only previous records I ever got really into were "Rock Action" and "Mr Beast". I did […]
- GASPARD Vertiges (Post Rock/Math rock, 2021)Review by DamoXt7942 — Intensive stoner sightseeing tours they launch. A Québécois combo GASPARD are a young and promising psychedelic / post rock project. This album "Vertiges" released as their second album has opened the curtain of 2021 for their decent psychedelia / postedelia tinged with heavy, metallic essence.The first shot "Le langage des montagnes" […]
- APOGEE Endurance of the Obsolete (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by kev rowland — Multi-instrumentalist Arne Schäfer is back with his tenth album under the Apogee name and has been joined again by drummer Eberhard Graef. It is safe to say that I have not been the greatest fan of his releases to date, which go back some 25 years, but did think his […]
- ARC OF LIFE Arc Of Life (Crossover Prog, 2021)Review by TCat — It's good that they have found something to do with the on and off again "Yes" clone band members before they decided to release another album under that name and ruin it even more. John Davidson is here on vocals, the same one that they thought they could use as a […]
- TUSMØRKE Nordisk Krim (Prog Folk, 2021)Review by Progfan97402 — Tusmørke followed their children's album Bydyra with Fersyn i Farver which was back to the more mature music style and subject matter. They recorded a second children's album with Leker for Barn, Ritualer for Volksne and you can't think of a more 180 turn than to their followup Nordisk Krim. It's […]
- ANTONY KALUGIN Stellar Gardener (Symphonic Prog, 2021)Review by GarfunkelSi — "Stellar Gardener" is the second solo album of Ukrainian progressive master Antony Kalugin, while the first one has been released only 4 months ago. Taking into account that Antony is the main and almost the only songwriter for his projects "Sunchild" and "Karfagen" we know well what his style of songwriting […]
- JEAN-PIERRE LOUVETON La machine (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by alainPP — Would the Gods no longer be able to (re) descend to earth?It does not matter, the machine is there to give them a helping hand, to grant their wishes. "Deus ex Machina (2): A play to govern us all" intro that puts you in the mood from the start, the voice […]
- MOTORPSYCHO The All Is One (Eclectic Prog, 2020)Review by javajeff — Anyone that wants to fall in love with music should seriously listen to Motorpsycho. This band has a huge catalog that constantly crosses genres, and literally anything goes. I have most of their studio albums, except for the latest three. I am starting with The Alll is One that delivers powerful […]
- EPICA Omega (Progressive Metal, 2021)Review by javajeff — Simone Simons sounds phenomenal on Omega like every other Epica album. Her vocals is a major draw, but Omega is the biggest release to date incorporating huge orchestral moments, amazing musicianship, fantastic songwriting, and a top notch production. It is a heavy album with the signature growl vocals balancing Simone's angelic […]
- JEAN-PIERRE LOUVETON Sapiens Chapitre 2/3: Deus ex Machina (Crossover Prog, 2021)
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