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ProgArchives Reviews- KARAKORUM Beteigeuze (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2017)Review by JohnNicholson — M'hldorf, Germany-based retro proggers Karakorum have been around for a few years now. The quintet heavily relies on the 1970s progressive rock, but they also borrow from other styles such Krautrock, psychedelia, classic rock, etc. In March 2016, the band released a self-titled demo album, and three compositions from that recording […]
- NAD SYLVAN The Bride Said No (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by tszirmay — Nad Sylvan is of course the latest incarnation of the archangel Gabriel, providing a myriad of prog bands the ability to step up to the microphone and sing. To be fair though, his original voice is way more nasal and high-pitched than either Peter or Phil, so please, lets us forego […]
- COSMOGRAF The Hay-Man Dreams (Neo-Prog, 2017)Review by shaunch — It is winter here in New Zealand but I am a teacher with two weeks off in the school hols and time to listen and absorb this new offering from Robin Armstrong and guests. I have to say that I would probably give" The Hay man Dreams" 4.5 star rating with […]
- JACK HERTZ Blue (Jack Hertz andamp; Wolfgang GSell) (Progressive Electronic, 2017)Review by Aussie-Byrd-Brother — Electronic sound experimentalist Jack Hertz could never be called predictable, and along with numerous solo releases to date throughout 2017, each completely different to the last, he has also found time for some fascinating collaborations. Equally inspired ambient/electronic artist Wolfgang Gsell has previously teamed with Jack on several occasions (the most […]
- IT We're All In This Together (Neo-Prog, 2017)Review by tszirmay — Urgency greets the listener with IT's new album "We Are All in this Together", a sense of current desperation that is infused into the brash tracks, taking neo-prog to a much raunchier level than one might expect. Led by multi-instrumentalist, producer and vocalist Nick Jackson, this talented crew also includes co-producer […]
- GENTLE KNIFE Clock Unwound (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by kev rowland — This is the second album from Norwegian act Gentle Knife, but the first I have come across, and to try and give some idea of what it sounds like let's look at the line-up. They have no guests, as with this many people they really don't need any more! It […]
- BJØRN RIIS Forever Comes To An End (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by tszirmay — Edgy, jagged, disturbed, swirling in emotional confusion and clearly overwrought and despondent, the dark music of Bjorn Riis never fails to conjure up images of anguish. The lyrics paint vivid pictures that heed no mercy and provide little resolution. Airbag may be on hold for the time being but Bjorn continues […]
- ÄNGLAGÅRD Live: Made In Norway (Symphonic Prog, 2017)Review by arschiparschi — I was really excited when I read about the release of this Blu Ray/ DVD set. It was released byÄnglagård's Fan club in the US so it may not be too easy to get hold of outside the US but it's nodoubt worth any extra hassle.As stated before, the venue is […]
- SIKTH The Future In Whose Eyes? (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal, 2017)Review by siLLy puPPy — SIKTH took the progressive metal world by surprise when they debuted their unique and demanding debut release "The Trees Are Dead & Dried Out Wait For Something Wild" in 2003 which along with the avant-garde tendencies of Meshuggah changed the coarse of djent guitar styled extreme progressive metal in the […]
- HAWKWIND Into The Woods (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2017)Review by Mortte — Over three months when this excellent album was released and no reviews? Hawkwind-fans, where are you? I am not a huge Hawkwind-fan, but I really love Hawkwind albums made 1970-75 (Lemmy in four of them). Their later outputs I have heard only Levitation, which I also love and the Xenon Codex, […]
- KARAKORUM Beteigeuze (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2017)
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