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ProgArchives Reviews- CORDE OBLIQUE The Moon is a dry bone (Prog Folk, 2020)Review by kenethlevine — In these precarious days, it's reassuring that accomplished professionals continue to prioritize art over glory, cooperation over isolation, and authenticity over spuriousness. When a besieged Italy is the source, it is all the more heartening. But could we have expected less from Riccardo Prencipe's long lived project CORDE OBLIQUE? "The Moon […]
- PURE REASON REVOLUTION Eupnea (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by Nomzamo — I was waiting this record for a long time because i love Pure Reason Revolution but i was not sure how good this new work could have been.Well, this is the best piece of music of 2020 (and,may be 2021?), hands down!Powerful and delicate at the same time,so much in the […]
- LAZLEITT Perpetually Under Idle Grounds (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — Although the debut Lazleitt album only came out in 2018, Alex Lazcano was back with another the following year, and already there had been some changes, the biggest of which was that drummer Jorge Cortes Cuyas was no longer involved. Given that the interaction between Alex and Jorge had been […]
- YUVAL RON Somewhere in This Universe, Somebody Hits a Drum (as Yuval Ron feat, Marco Minnemann) (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2019)Review by kev rowland — It has been way too long since the last full album from guitarist/vocalist Yuval Ron, in fact it is as long ago as 2009, and here he is back with a new band although bassist Roberto Badoglio did actually play on his 2013 single release 'Flags', so he has been […]
- PENDRAGON Love Over Fear (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by tbstars1 — Some four years ago, I reviewed Distant Monsters by Martigan, and alluded, in my review, to some of the (very few) releases that I considered to merit the full five stars. All the usual suspects were there, with albums by Yes, Genesis, Tull, The Enid, Big Big Train and IQ to […]
- STEAM THEORY Passages (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by rdtprog — Steam Theory is the work of multi-instrumentalist Jason Denkevitz. He had contributions from guest musicians and being a wizard of programming, his music sounds like a full orchestra with tasty jazz and classical arrangements. I have been following his music since "Enduring Delirium" and this has become one of my favorite […]
- SILJAN Collapsology (Heavy Prog, 2019)Review by Rivertree — I immediately was stuck to this Marseilles based band when listening to the album for the first time. Yeah, it contains a bunch of remarkable compositions. Easy to grasp, though without sounding arbitrarily exchangeable with other bands at a first glance. And this not solely due to the fact that they […]
- IQ Resistance (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — Since 2004's 'Dark Matter', IQ may have slowed the release schedule in that this is only their third album since then, but they show no sign at all of slowing down in terms of consistency and sheer power in their music. Neil Durant joined the band back in 2010, but […]
- CHRISTIAAN BRUIN Inventions: Logica (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by kev rowland — Dutch multi-instrumentalist Christiaan Bruin has produced the third in the Inventions series (he also works under other names such as Black Codex), and this time he has been joined by Theo Travis (Steven Wilson, Robert Fripp, Soft Machine, David Gilmour) on saxophones and flute, the Rotterdam-based DOT Quartet on strings, […]
- IN MOURNING Garden of Storms (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal, 2019)Review by kev rowland — 2019 saw the Swedish band back with their latest album, 'Garden of Storms', which saw them complete the trilogy which started with 2012's 'The Weight Of Oceans'. It also saw them with a new rhythm section as bassist Pierre Stam departed (leaving singer/guitarist Tobias Netzell as the only founder member […]
- CORDE OBLIQUE The Moon is a dry bone (Prog Folk, 2020)
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