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ProgArchives Reviews- TIRILL Said the Sun to the Moon (Prog Folk, 2019)Review by Aussie-Byrd-Brother — By this point, the idea of a female folk singer writing songs about nature is virtually a clich', but it's hardly surprising that it would take an intelligent artist like Tirill Mohn to actually deliver something truly thought-provoking and significant with the concept. A member of Norwegian symphonic group White Willow […]
- TRICOT and#30495;and#12387;and#40658; (Makkuro) (Post Rock/Math rock, 2020)Review by siLLy puPPy — TRICOT has been around for a decade now and one of Japan's best examples of all girl math rock.Coming from Kyoto this adrenalized girl's club that is known for its intricate rhythms and janglydissonance returns in 2020 with its fourth album 真っ黒 Makkuro which translate into English asblack as if […]
- FLYING COLORS Third Degree (Prog Related, 2019)Review by Dirkteur — The (likewise called) Third album of FC is their best until now. I got interested from their debut on, because of the known names of the musicians. I heard their music performed in an almost perfected way, but that's not what makes the shiver in my spine - no other than […]
- PENDRAGON Love Over Fear (Neo-Prog, 2020)Review by Deadwing — Pendragon's latest effort is a big departure from their previous later albums, being their mostexperimental release since Pure (2008). Love Over Fear brings back lots of the colorful sound fromtheir classic Symphonic Rock releases, but at the same time presents lots of new ideas and palettes,while still being indistinguishable Pendragon. This […]
- RICK MILLER Belief in the Machine (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by javajeff — This is another excellent release by Rick Miller. I am new to his music, and have been taking in many of the albums at the same time. Belief in the Machine is up there with his best releases like Heart Of Darkness, Dark Dreams, and Immortal Remains. Majority of his music […]
- PSYCHOTIC WALTZ The God-Shaped Void (Progressive Metal, 2020)Review by siLLy puPPy — While the Brits may have created both progressive rock and heavy metal with King Crimson and BlackSabbath taking rock into two distinct yet completely different directions an amazing 50 years ago,it was the USA where the idea to link these two styles together really took off with bands likeWatchtower and […]
- KARFAGEN Birds Of Passage (Symphonic Prog, 2020)Review by Drmick1971 — Birds of Passage is Antony Kalugin's follow up to Échoes from within Dragon Island'.With returning musicians from the previous album, Alexandr Pavlov (Bassoon), Maria Baranovska (Violin) and Elena Kushiy (Flute) and the welcome return of guitarist Mathieu Spaeter from Magicians Theater. I believe Viktor Syrotin's drumming is articulate, I think this […]
- RICK MILLER Belief in the Machine (Crossover Prog, 2020)Review by TCat — Citing his inspirations as being on the atmospheric side of prog rock (Pink Floyd, Moody Blues, Steve Hackett, etc.), Canadian Rick Miller set out way back in 1983 to create music on his own to reflect that sound. Over the years, he has released many solo albums. Over the past few […]
- FRANK ZAPPA Halloween 73 (RIO/Avant-Prog, 2019)Review by kurtrongey — Two full Zappa shows with the crazy-greatest line-up he ever had. Then there's a rehearsal disc taped a week before that's a great microscope into how this configuration worked together to stuff Zappa's musical frameworks full of funny and fascinating detail. Most of this material with this band is already well-served, […]
- THE WHO WHO (Proto-Prog, 2019)Review by Just Because — I was not alone when I thought that 'Endless Wire' was their last studio work. And when You come to know that 'the Who' is going to issue a new album it looks like a marvel. This work is better than 'Endless Wire', 'It`s Hard ' and 'Face Dances'. This […]
- TIRILL Said the Sun to the Moon (Prog Folk, 2019)
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