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ProgArchives Reviews- MYSTERY Lies And Butterflies (Neo-Prog, 2018)Review by rdtprog — "Lies and Butterflies" is the logical suite to "Delusion Rain" with seven tracks from 6 to 15minutes. The line-up today is the most stable since the beginning. The band has never been so incontrol live, and this could have influenced their studio performance. The sound has never been sopolished, the playing […]
- SPOCK'S BEARD Snow Live (Symphonic Prog, 2017)Review by kev rowland — Back in 1995 a totally unknown quartet released their debut album. This was back in the days before internet existed, and the mainstream hated prog, so it was actually incredibly hard to hear about new bands, socially from America unless they were signed to a label such as Kinesis who […]
- VALIS ABLAZE Boundless (Progressive Metal, 2018)Review by Mebert78 — Every so often a band releases an album that makes me temporarily forget about all other bands and albums.That band right now for me is British progressive metal quintet Valis Ablaze and the album is their debut album Boundless, which was released this spring through Long Branch Records. In fact, it's […]
- MYSTERY Lies And Butterflies (Neo-Prog, 2018)Review by Davidf60 — This is the Canadian proggers' seventh studio album and second with vocalist Jean Pageau fronting the band. I thought their last album Delusion Rain was very good and Lies and Butterflies is a progression from that. It has seven tracks and total playing time of just over 64 minutes. The first […]
- DEVIN TOWNSEND Ocean Machine - Live at the Ancient Roman Theatre (Experimental/Post Metal, 2018)Review by Prog Leviathan — Another significantly huge live release from Devin Townsend, this time featuring mostly older songs--the highlight of which being a complete rendition of Ocean Machine (his first solo release). It's sort of a celebration of Devin's music, and based on his banter between songs, a labor of love to say "thanks" […]
- HAGO HAGO (Progressive Metal, 2018)Review by aapatsos — Promising start from a band that describe their music as ''falafel djent'' - not entirely an accurate description but hints to some of the main musical avenues they explore: near-eastern music and heavy progressive metal. The other main component, and perhaps most prominent, is that of jazz-fusion, which they execute brilliantly. […]
- EARTH FLIGHT Riverdragons and Elephant Dreams (Heavy Prog, 2018)Review by Rivertree — EARTH FLIGHT are in operation since more than ten years in the meanwhile, though have slippedbeneath my radar beforehand. Now their new third studio album 'Riverdragons & Elephant Dreams'attracted my attention really, seemingly evolves to a 2018 highlight, the more I'm listening. Thisis sophisticated prog, yeah! Well, considering they are a […]
- ODIN'S COURT Turtles All The Way Down, Vol. II (Progressive Metal, 2018)Review by kev rowland — So, three years later and Odin's Court are back with their eighth album, which is a sequel to the previous one. Something I noticed immediately is that there is now a full-time drummer, Gary Raub, in the band and right from the very first note his impact is apparent. Although […]
- KENNY MITCHELL The Light and The dark... (Crossover Prog, 2018)Review by kev rowland — This is the latest release from Kenny Mitchell, who has been playing music for well over forty years, but only started recording his own material in 2001. This is his eighth album since then, and while he provides all music, he is joined by Nathan Jon Tillett on vocals from […]
- MYSTERY Lies And Butterflies (Neo-Prog, 2018)Review by huge — What an excellent album - MYSTERY appear to have encapsulated all that has gone before and upped their game with this release, with a superb production that enhances the overall effect.Having read some of the reviews elsewhere I was really looking forward to this release, and it has not let me […]
- MYSTERY Lies And Butterflies (Neo-Prog, 2018)
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