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ProgArchives Reviews- YESTERDAYS Senki Madara (Symphonic Prog, 2018)Review by KKrawczyk — We had to wait eight years for the 3rd Yesterdays album, now the group is back with their new album "Senki Madara." There were some member changes but the most important is the arrival of the new singer Stephanie Semeniuc. Such a magnificent voice! Her voice reminds me of the first […]
- MOONGARDEN Align Myself To The Universe (Symphonic Prog, 2018)Review by BrufordFreak — Competent, sometimes quirky Neo Prog using dated instrument sounds while projecting a positive spiritual message. Not the direction I thought Moongarden was going!1. "Here Now" (7:02) hard driving rock with the Neo Prog sound/instrument palette. Nice chord play from the synth strings bank. Violin work is cool with its echoed and/or […]
- BABY GRANDMOTHERS Merkurius (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2018)Review by TCat — Baby Grandmothers is a band with a very interesting and strange past. They actually formed way back in 1967 from the ashes of the R&B band 'The T-Boones', and they supported Jimi Hendrix on one of his tours, released 1 single, and played as a house band for many years. The […]
- ELLESMERE II - From Sea and Beyond (Symphonic Prog, 2018)Review by BrufordFreak — This one came as a real surprise to me as Roberto and Paolo's previous Ellesmere effort--2015's Les Châteaux de la Loire--was so gentle and bucolic; "From the Sea and Beyond" is full out Neo Prog Rock in the GALAHAD or RIVERSEA vein as opposed to the pastoral Anthony Phillips-like acoustic guitar-based […]
- VARIOUS ARTISTS (LABEL SAMPLERS) P63: Giants Under The Sun (Various Genres, 2018)Review by Matti — I'm not sure if it's worth the trouble to have dozens and dozens of music magazines' supplementary compilation discs in the ProgArchives database. The page of Label Samplers is terribly crowded with such CD's of very minimal chance to reach new listeners on the long run, not to speak of getting […]
- DAAL Decalogue Of Darkness (Eclectic Prog, 2018)Review by TenYearsAfter — "TONS OF TRONS!!"This album was my first musical encounter with the Italian prog formation DAAL, I was very curious to their sound after I noticed so many euphoric words about their two 2018 releases on the Internet. Before listening I visited DAAL its amazing website and watched a serie of music […]
- THE D PROJECT Find Your Sun (Neo-Prog, 2018)Review by BrufordFreak — The usual top-notch instrumental performances from Stéphane and guests trying to melt multiple styles and structures into the framework of single songs. The justifications for such odd, hodge-podge, patchork compositions are only, as always, in the mind of M. Désbains; as usual, they don't really make sense (or pleasure) to me. […]
- VERTICAL ALIGNMENT The Trail Of Tears Suite (Symphonic Prog, 2017)Review by Steve Conrad — Nu Na Da Ul Tsun Yi (the trail where we died)Vertical AlignmentMike Florio? vocals, KeyboardsDoug Bowers? backing vocals, keyboards, guitarMichael Adams? drums and percussion, fretless bassPhoen1x? backing vocals, guitar, keyboards, Cherokee fluteGUESTS on Trail of Tears Suite:DAVID WALLIMANN: GuitarJOE DENINZON: ViolinRANDY GEORGE: Bass and KeyboardDAVE HOPE: BassJAYMI MILLARD: BassRANDALL REEDER: […]
- VARIOUS ARTISTS (CONCEPT ALBUMS AND THEMED COMPILATIONS) The Sled (Various Genres, 2018)Review by kev rowland — Here I am writing about a compilation album which you cannot buy, but is easy to obtain. Perhaps I had better let Nick Katona explain: 'Each Year we host a holiday release to showcase many bands and artists that you may not be aware of; but should be. The album […]
- TOM SLATTER Spirit Box (Crossover Prog, 2018)Review by kev rowland — Tom's last releases was as part of Murder and Parliament, and their rather superb instrumental album. Here we find him back to his more usual state of affairs, blackmailing Gareth Cole (electric guitars) and Jordan Brown (acoustic bass, keyboards) to appear with him while he himself provides acoustic guitar and […]
- YESTERDAYS Senki Madara (Symphonic Prog, 2018)
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