Rotated Presenters 1st Sunday of the month Progzilla Files with Andy Wild 2nd Sunday of the Month Halcyon Daze with Emma Roebuck 3rd Sunday Sid Smith from The Yellow Room 4th Sunday The American Prog[...]
Review by LearsFool — Disen Gage is a band that has never been afraid to try completely different things to make fine prog. I last listened to "Hybrid State", which was a spaced out take on the band's sound. This time, the group has focused on a particularly heavy sound that features various different sounds […]
Review by kayd_mon — Morse's solo output has been marked by a tendency to sound samey. The records often have highlights, and more than a few moments that make them worth a listen, but they often kind of blend together in your memory. Testimony, Sola Scriptura, and Similitude were all solid efforts.Enter the Great Adventure. […]
Review by jamesbaldwin — Also, like Kempokid and others, after receiving (with a private message) the request to review "ROZMAINSKY & MIKHAYLOV PROJECT - Adventures at the Babooinumfest 2017", published in last month, I received the request to review this album (Shalash, 2018) by the group keyboard player Dmitry Karavaev. And so, flattered, now I'm […]
Review by dannypereznec — Karfagen - "Echoes from within Dragon Island" (2019)Limited Edition (2CDS)A new edition of the project of Antony Kalugin, Karfagen, is present very early in this 2019, in its two versions: a single CD or the limited edition in double CD."Echoes from within Dragon Island", is the tenth album of Karfagen, a […]
Review by TCat — 'Motorpsycho' just keeps putting out great albums, especially recently, with their music being more progressive than ever. All throughout their years of releasing many studio albums, EPs and singles, the main two individuals who formed the band have been there; Bent Saether on vocals, bass and etc., and Hans Magnus Ryan […]
Review by Kempokid — Wow, Muse did something that I was starting to believe would never happen again, they made an album that I love, even more surprising is how it was from an album with such a terrible cover. I personally have found their albums from The Resistance up to Drones to be quite […]
Review by Booba Kastorsky — Two previous reviewers did a great job to describe what this album is, and I agree with their assessment. It was my first introduction to Lazuli's, and I have to say I loved them immediately! They don't play quirky, intricate compositions with tricky time signatures or epic-scale compositions. But they […]
Review by musicman8 — Was told of this album by a friend who heard it on a Polish station so I gave a listen. Interesting music full of rich hamonics (is that the right word), counterpoint, and deep lyrical meaning not found in most prog music. I never heard of the keyboard player before (Ken […]
Review by TCat — 'Disen Gage' is a clever name for a Russian Eclectic Prog band that was formed in 1999. The original members were going to the university at the time and didn't have a lot of time for the music they wanted to play, however, and they could only play a gig every […]
Review by AlanB — What other people have said really. This is an excellent album which Neal Morse fans will love, but there's nothing really new here - except perhaps a bigger emphasis on a more heavy metal sound than previous albums. Morse has a good ear for melody though, so we're not talking thrash […]