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ProgArchives Reviews- KANSAS The Absence of Presence (Symphonic Prog, 2020)Review by TenYearsAfter — FIRST REVIEW OF THIS ALBUMIn 2011 a dream came true when I finally witnessed my first Kansas gig, since I became a Kansas fan after buying their first two LP's in 1975. I was also pleased with their comeback album The Prelude Implicit from 2016. So how about this new Kansas […]
- PENDRAGON Love Over Fear (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by friso — The English neo-progressive rock act Pendragon is known for its emotive songwriters prog with singer and lead-guitarist Nick Barret taking center stage. With the sentimentalism of early Marillion, the adult symphonic rock of nineties Pink Floyd and the personality of Barret the band made some high-regarded albums leading up to 'Not […]
- ALBERTO RIGONI Prog Injection (with Thomas Lang) (Heavy Prog, 2019)Review by Ovidiu — PROG INJECTION like it's name says ,is a great instrumental album of the Italian bass player Alberto Rigoni,helped this time by another monster drummer,Mr Thomas Lang himself,a true magician of this instrument!Sandro Bertoni on keyboards is another great musical addition to this great album and offers here some amazing moments of […]
- NIGHTWISH Human. :II: Nature. (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by ssmarcus — Economists and social scientists of all stripes utilize various metrics to try to determine the overall health and well-being of a society. And while we can all agree on the importance of GDP per capita and life expectancy as indicators of a society's overall well-being, no one seems to have considered […]
- THE FLOWER KINGS Waiting For Miracles (Symphonic Prog, 2019)Review by Zoltanxvamos — 𝗔 𝗦𝗮𝗳𝗲 𝗙𝗹𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝗞𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝗔𝗹𝗯𝘂𝗺The closest thing to a safe Flower Kings album for sure, I do really like this album but it is way more (I know I'm using this word a lot) safe than any other Flower Kings album. The vocals are very good, the production is great, but […]
- MODERN-ROCK ENSEMBLE Night Dreams and Wishes (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by Vytautas — Once I bought Touch the Mystery CD by Modern-Rock Ensemble. Being fan of King Crimson, Genesis, Yes, ELP and UK, I found it quite complicated and interesting. Received their next album Night Dreams & Wishes last year. My first impression was that it is a bit strange- long and overcomplicated. I […]
- IO EARTH Aura (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by javajeff — I am new to IO Earth, so I have only been listening to the first four albums since February. They have remained in my rotation since they are some of the highest quality albums available in modern prog. Aura is very different than the predecessors. It is more atmospheric, contains spoken […]
- GRIOT Elisabeth (Eclectic Prog, 2020)Review by Hector Enrique — Elisabeth, the second album by the portuguese Griot, is a very interesting conceptual work, an impeccable production, where progressive and jazz styles are merged, but which give them their own space to make them recognizable. There is no musical instrument that is in excess, each one has a reason to […]
- KNIGHT AREA D-Day (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by TenYearsAfter — Dutch prog band Knight Area was founded in 2003 by musical brainchild Gerben Klazinga (keyboards, drums, vocals and co-producer), and included singer Mark Smit (from the Queen cover band Miracle) and bass player Gijs Koopman (ex-Cliffhanger). In December 2004 I witnessed Knigth Area its first gig, supporting the debut CD release […]
- AYREON Electric Castle Live and Other Tales (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by kurtrongey — Arjen Lucassen only does things on a grand scale, so you can imagine when he does a live extravaganza, it's going to pull out every stop he can reach. In this case, he enrolled a pretty well-known actor to narrate interlinking material, John De Lancie, famous as "Q" from Star Trek: […]
- KANSAS The Absence of Presence (Symphonic Prog, 2020)
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