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ProgArchives Reviews- ALL INDIA RADIO All India Radio + Josh Roydhouse - R E A L M (Post Rock/Math rock, 2020)Review by TCat — All India Radio's Martin Kennedy returns to the signature ambient and atmospheric layered sound the project is famous for after their 2019 experimental turn for the album 'Eternal' with the 2020 release entitled 'R E A L M' and brings along Josh Royhouse to add his piano to these surreal and […]
- ZOPP Zopp (Canterbury Scene, 2020)Review by siLLy puPPy — Once upon a time when the Canterbury Scene referred to a specific cast of players who crafted adistinct improvisational style of progressive music that blended disparate doses of jazz, rock andpsychedelia embellished with clever technically infused tight-knit rhythms along with a healthy doseof satirical whimsy. These artists emerged from the […]
- JOHN HOLDEN Rise and Fall (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by BrufordFreak — I was really not ready to listen to any new music this year until I was given notice from Bandcamp that John Holden had released a new album. Some of you may remember John's 2018 debut, Capture Light, the one that stirred none other than Maestro Steve Hackett to endorse and […]
- GHOST TOAST Shape Without Form (Heavy Prog, 2020)Review by BrufordFreak — I am impressed most of all by the dedication to the "loose" concept of this album: both T.S. Elliot's poem "The Hollow Men" and the spectrum of choices that lead to man's "human" and "inhuman" behaviours--despite the fact that this is an "instrumental" album. (There are voice samples from a wide […]
- ZOPP Zopp (Canterbury Scene, 2020)Review by Bill65 — For those of us who were around in the 1970's, growing up listening to progressive rock music, among the plethora of bands,were a small group of artists emanating from the Canterbury area of England.Collectively,these bands and artists were labelled as being part of the Canterbury scene or sound.Two of these bands […]
- ZOPP Zopp (Canterbury Scene, 2020)Review by Rivertree — Wow! Here we are getting close to a genuine canterbury sound, while showing strong roots back into the 1970s. This is the first ZOPP outing, hopefully not the last. More of a solo project initiated by United Kingdom based award-winning composer and multi-instrumentalist Ryan Stevenson. He provides the arrangements, guitar, bass, […]
- THE FIERCE AND THE DEAD Live USA 17 (Rosfest 2017) (Post Rock/Math rock, 2019)Review by kev rowland — In 2017 TFATD released a live album which was recorded at the Ramblin' Man Festival, in July the year before. Now we have in front of us another live album which was recorded slightly more than a year from the previous album, but with no duplicated tracks whatsoever. This was […]
- EMMETT ELVIN The End Of Music (Eclectic Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — Here we have the fourth album from Knifeworld, Guapo and Chrome Hoof keyboard player Emmett Elvin. With this release he provides 6 and 12 string acoustic and electric guitars, bass, pianos, synths, organ, vocals, recorders, casserole and biscuit tin (honest, that's what it says here) and is joined by Alex […]
- DRIFTING SUN Planet Junkie (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — According to the Bible (as described by Record Collector), 'The Progressive Underground Vol. 1', I first reviewed Drifting Sun in January 1997 when they were a very different beast indeed to what I am listening to now. Pat Sanders (keyboards, drum programming, composer and producer) and bassist Manu Michael are […]
- BOTANIST Ecosystem (Experimental/Post Metal, 2019)Review by kev rowland — It is fair to safe that I'm not a massive fan of the only other release I have heard from Botanist, and I'm still not too sure about this one, but my mind is slowly starting to get around to understand what this incredibly different and experimental form of black […]
- ALL INDIA RADIO All India Radio + Josh Roydhouse - R E A L M (Post Rock/Math rock, 2020)
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