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ProgArchives Reviews- GREAT WIDE NOTHING The View From Olympus (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by TCat — "Great Wide Nothing" is a brand new Neo-Prog band from Atlanta, Gerogia. The band was founded by Daniel Graham who plays electric and acoustic guitars, bass and vocals; Dylan Porper on keyboards; and Jeff Matthews on drums. Their debut album was released in April of 2019 and consists of 4 tracks […]
- COSMOGRAF Mind Over Depth (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by TCat — Cosmograf is a Neo-Prog project from multi-instrumentalist Robin Armstrong from England. Armstrong plays most of the instruments on his albums, but often recruits guests to help out on occasion. He has released 7 full length albums under the Cosmograf moniker since 2009. The 7th album is called "Mind Over Depth" which […]
- ALL TRAPS ON EARTH A Drop Of Light (Symphonic Prog, 2018)Review by Warthur — All Traps On Earth isn't Anglagard, but it's terribly close to it, with multiple members of the band joining with Miranda Brand (daughter of Anglagard bassist Johan Brand) adding an important extra texture in the form of her impressive vocal talents. Without distinct words, this is very much in the realm […]
- GLASS HAMMER Chronomonaut (Symphonic Prog, 2018)Review by csglinux — I'm wary of early band/fan/reviewer comments that always proclaim "This is the BEST album this band has ever made!". What are the odds that's true of every album the band has ever made? Glass Hammer's official website highlights this quote from Progradar: "Without a doubt their best album yet." Is it […]
- FELIX MARTIN Caracas (Heavy Prog, 2019)Review by TCat — Felix Martin is a Heavy Prog artist based out of both Boston, MA and Venezuela. He plays a 14 string guitar which is like a combination of a Chapman Stick and a Warr Guitar. He has made 4 studio full-length albums on which he has recruited several musicians to back up […]
- DREAM THEATER Distance Over Time (Progressive Metal, 2019)Review by DominicS — After being excited for months waiting for the new Dream Theater album, I was bitterly disappointed when I gave the full album a listen, as although there are some areas of strength it is largely crippled by its lack of originality, imagination and most importantly a sense of uniqueness.I have been […]
- DRIFTGLASS World Of Conversation (Progressive Metal, 2019)Review by Steve Conrad — World-weary, Off-kilter, DisorientedDriftglassYes, of course, this band- based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada- but also most suggestively the idea of highly-polished insanely heated sand, that is then beaten, abused, and weathered in the sea.Becoming yet another kind of colorful gem, collected and burnished by seekers on the shores- children and others […]
- DANIEL ELISEEV PROJECT (D.E.P.) Night Shadow (Heavy Prog, 2018)Review by Steve Conrad — Remarkable'no, Exceptional'er, Exquisite Heavy-Progressive Rock debut'heck, all of the aboveDaniel Eliseev Project'..a band founded and produced by Daniel Eliseev -for recording and performance of his own music.'Current members:Daniel Eliseev- , composer, arranger, guitars, bass, programming, lyricsKonstantin Djambazov ' solo vocal, backing vocals, keyboardsGeorge Varamezov ' drums, fretless bassKalin Tonev ' […]
- THE WINDMILL Tribus (Heavy Prog, 2018)Review by TenYearsAfter — Heavy Prog? No, absolutely not! I am very much into Heavy Prog since the mid-Seventies, from Uriah Heep, Deep Purple and Vanilla Fudge to Atomic Rooster, Led Zeppelin, Ayreon and of course Rush, but I can hardly trace any Heavy Prog hints. I can imagine that The Windmill is not easy […]
- WALFAD Colloids (Crossover Prog, 2018)Review by tszirmay — Poland has always been and continues to be a fountain of progressive rock, continuously releasing thrilling albums from a plethora of old and new bands , consistently adding quality to their quantity. There is a fondness for both the more romantic side (neo-prog) as well as symphonic oriented material that always […]
- GREAT WIDE NOTHING The View From Olympus (Neo-Prog, 2019)
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