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ProgArchives Reviews- JAGA JAZZIST Pyramid (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2020)Review by BrufordFreak — The Norwegian NuJazz leaders are back with another album displaying the progression of their sound. The same rhythm patterns as used in 2015's excellent Starfire are this time enhanced by new, fresh sounds from both electronica as well as electronically treated voices and instruments.1. "Tomita" (13:46) breathy, plaintive saxophone, electric piano, […]
- FISH Weltschmerz (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by Squire Jaco — Good new album!I've never been the most faithful fan of Fish, loving much of what he did on the early Marillion albums "Script", "Childhood", and especially "Clutching" ("Fugazi"...not so much...); and his work on some of the Tony Banks solo shtuff was great. Then I took a chance a couple […]
- CONSIDER THE SOURCE You Are Literally a Metaphor (Eclectic Prog, 2019)Review by Future_Passed — Consider The Source is a band from New York that was founded in 2003. I found this album in 2019 while scrolling through the top albums of 2019. I was intrigued to listen to this album because the album artwork and because of the other reviews for this album. The other […]
- LIGHTHOUSE SPARROWS The Deep End (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by Rivertree — 'The Deep End' is a spellbinding EP recently forwarded from Finland to us prog fans. Roundabout thirty minutes playing time, composed by the longtime musical companions Sami Sarhamaa and Olli Huhtanen, who both also provide the complete guitar, bass, keyboard and vocal stuff. While they aren't defining something totally new concerning […]
- THE LIGHT IN THE OCEAN The Pseudo-Scientific Study of Oceanic Neo-Cryptid Zoology (Eclectic Prog, 2020)Review by BrufordFreak — Oh man-oh man have you prog lovers have got to hear this! Brilliant music with drop dead gorgeous yet heavily experimentally treated sounds doing a kind of tongue-in-cheek atmospheric sci-fi soundtrack.1. "33-55-77" (3:49) opens with an awesome sound palette before kicking into structured heavy-rock voice-support. I'm reminded of both THE MERCURY […]
- GOBLIN Claudio Simonetti's Goblin: The Devil Is Back (Rock Progressivo Italiano, 2019)Review by SouthSideoftheSky — Revenge If I remember correctly my first exposure to Goblin was on the soundtrack album The Church, which I listened to only because of the tracks by Keith Emerson on it. The Goblin tracks did not impress me much on that occasion as they seemed to function mostly like transportation between […]
- OSTA LOVE About Time (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by alainPP — OSTA LOVE is a studio project by Tobias Geberth and Leon Ackermann, childhood friends who have been working since 2010. This is their 3rd release for a sound oscillating between targeted riffs and arrangement of strings allowing the mind to wander over the progressive lands of Pink Floyd , Porcupine Tree, […]
- JOHN PETRUCCI Terminal Velocity (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by Luis de Sousa — John Petrucci is back to solo efforts after a 15 year interregnum. TERMINAL VELOCITY presents the listener with a lighthearted sound that takes few risks and never attempts to explore new audio-scapes. There are hints of excellence here and there, but the record never grows to firmly hook up […]
- GAZPACHO Fireworker (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by alainPP — GAZPACHO is one of the groups that has carved out a place for itself in the melodic and atmospheric and symphonic and melancholic spleen, rock art universe! A feat of resisting all the drifts and the young wolves who try to do as well. GAZPACHO is releasing here its 11th album […]
- AURYN Antes de Cerrar los Ojos (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by Rivertree — Virtuoso playing regarding all band members. Wow, that strikes! ÁURYN is a relatively new prog act from Buenos Aires. Their debut album 'Antes De Cerrar Los Ojos' (Before Closing Your Eyes) appears as a rather eclectic exemplar with dominant metal elements, though offering some jazz, art rock and traditional folk in […]
- JAGA JAZZIST Pyramid (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2020)
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