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ProgArchives Reviews- AGORA Imperio (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by tomasolvs — This one is a more riff and heavy oriented piece, compared to their previous works. I was hoping to get some more "prog", but it is well compensated with a fully professional, tight mix and audio engineering work. This is a perfect example of good quality Mexican metal. If you haven't […]
- ROSALIE CUNNINGHAM Rosalie Cunningham (Crossover Prog, 2019)Review by Evolver — Since hearing "Desire's Magic Theatre" back in 2016, I have been infatuated with Rosalie Cunningham. Her music consistently speaks to me in a way that few others rarely come close to. Her lyrics are deep, complex, witty, and touching. Her compositions, which frequently look back to the early years of the […]
- HABELARD2 Noises (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by Steve Conrad — Sergio Caleca is One Talented ComposerBack Story?There must be a back story to the name, Habelard2, but I don't know it. I do know this guy puts together some tightly orchestrated, melodic, quietly complex music that is instantly engaging.NoisesHere on his eighth release since 2013, busy Milanese musician has taken […]
- SHAMAN ELEPHANT Wide Awake But Still Asleep (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2020)Review by Rivertree — Second album offered by this outfit hailing from Norway, released on Karisma Records in the same way. While including a bunch of catchy songs their debut from 2016 already runs like a dynamic affair. The line up hasn't changed, would be interesting to know whether they are able to keep that […]
- LE GRAND SBAM Vaisseau Monde (RIO/Avant-Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — Back in the Nineties, there is no doubt in my mind that the most important alternative musical magazine was the mighty Organ. It's anarchic layout, the way they raved over bands (they made the decision only to write about music they liked), the in-depth knowledge and the way Sean and […]
- INVERTIGO Inmotion (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — Apparently the first ever album released by Progressive Promotion Records back in 2010 was the debut by a little-known part-time band called Invertigo. The idea was to try out different approaches and learn from mistakes, but instead the album was a success and led to the second album, 'Veritas', just […]
- IN CONTINUUM Acceleration Theory, Part Two - Annihilation (Crossover Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — Singer, keyboard player and guitarist Dave Kerzner (Sound of Contact) is back with the second album from In Continuum, continuing the story which started in 'Acceleration Theory, Part One ? AlienA', and is based on a science fiction short from Dave, set in the year 2074. The core band is […]
- FLAMING ROW The Pure Shine (Progressive Metal, 2019)Review by kev rowland — Flaming Row have long been one of my favourite bands, and in their midst they have some of my favourite musicians in Marek Arnold (keyboards, sax) and Martin Schnella (guitar, bass, vocals) and Melanie Mau (vocals), with the line-up completed by Niklas Kahl (drums). Together they have an incredibly commercial […]
- ELEGANT SIMPLICITY The Ghost Of A Smile (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — According to the mighty tome which is 'The Progressive Underground: Volume 1', I first reviewed Stephen McCabe in Feb 1996, so that means that next year we will celebrate a quarter of a century of knowing each other! I reviewed 12 of his albums during the following 10 years, plus […]
- JARGON The Fading Thought (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by aapatsos — a glimmer of hope During these dark times, this album comes as a lifeline. Deeply personal, extremely well-crafted, cathartic and adequately bizarre to cause prog excitement. Jargon retains the goth/dark-wave aura of Verbal Delirium's sound in his personal debut and does away with most of the heaviness and guitar distortion. Interestingly, […]
- AGORA Imperio (Progressive Metal, 2020)
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