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ProgArchives Reviews- CAST Power And Outcome (Symphonic Prog, 2017)Review by aapatsos — Very bombastic and majestic symphonic prog straight out of the 70s but with modern arrangementsdelivered by Cast in their 19th (!) studio album. Strong references to classical music, guitarsoften verging on neo-classical themes and riffs and a very strong violin presence in Roberto Izzosort of complete the puzzle. In the more […]
- MICHAEL BRÜCKNER The Dark Path (Alien Nature andamp; Michael Brückner) (Progressive Electronic, 2017)Review by Aussie-Byrd-Brother — Frequent Syn-Gate label-mates Alien Nature (Wolfgang Barkowski) and Michael Brückner are fresh off two very interesting recent releases this year, with the former offering the noisy Krautrock-flavoured `Unter Null' by pairing-up with Christian Fiesel on the Aural Films label, and the latter reworking an earlier electronic/ambient/world fusion project by collaborating with […]
- PROCOL HARUM Novum (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by octopus-4 — Ok, not all the over 70 vocalists have the same extension they had when they were young. Brooker is not an exception, his voice is still recognisable and fits perfectly but nobody can expect high notes like on A Salty Dog to say one title.Also, the songs are quite dated. It's […]
- BJØRN RIIS Forever Comes To An End (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by Rivertree — As it is with any of Bjørn Riis' solo or Airbag drafts, in either case there's always some sort ofhighly melodic ambience and nordic melancholy to state. The given front cover image is exemplary forthat, isn't it? This paired with a splendid Steven Rothery and David Gilmour inspired guitarplaying, how could […]
- METAMORFOSI Purgatorio (Rock Progressivo Italiano, 2016)Review by Aussie-Byrd-Brother — The path of Italian RPI group Metamorfosi has been an interesting one. Starting, like many of the future defining Italian prog acts, with a humble little debut that mixed Sixties pop, gospel and folk elements (1972's `...E Fu il Sesto Giorno'), a year later they would deliver what would become one […]
- SCHNAUSER Irritant (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by kev rowland — With a twelve-year history and five full albums to their name, Alan Strawbridge, Duncan Gammon, Holly McIntosh and Jasper Williams are veterans of the music scene, and now they have embarked on the next step of their journey by bringing on board saxophonist Dino Christodoulou, and by signing with those […]
- BAROCK PROJECT Detachment (Neo-Prog, 2017)Review by The Jester — Barock Project is an Italian quartet that has been active for almost a decade, during which, theyreleased five studio and one live albums. What they are trying to do is, to play modern ProgressiveRock with elements of Barock music, which sounds like a good idea. All their albums seem to […]
- APERCO The Battle (Eclectic Prog, 2016)Review by HAL — Aperco from Tel Aviv, Israel presents themselves with their self-released debut album "The Battle". The CD comes in a very nice digipack cover with embossed details on the front, and a nicely crafted booklet with lyrics and credits. Aperco is Tom Maizel (guitar and vocals), Tal Maizel (keyboards), Yuval Raz (bass) […]
- VALDEZ This (Crossover Prog, 2017)Review by kev rowland — Whichever way you look at it, Valdez are a super-group formed by some of the finest of theprogressive scene. The singer/guitarist is none other than Simon Godfrey (Tinyfish, Shineback andsolo artist) who emigrated to the States in 2014, bassist/singer Tom Hyatt was of course in themuch-missed Echolyn, while keyboard player/singer […]
- KALIN TONEV Machine Years (Heavy Prog, 2017)Review by Replayer — Having previously been the main force behind Bulgarian instrumental prog outfit TravelHouse,keyboardist Kalin Tonev recorded Machine Years as his first solo album, which I find to be a veryimpressive effort.Machine Years is an instrumental prog album, the only vocals present being in the form of shortsamples. The album's cover is indicative […]
- CAST Power And Outcome (Symphonic Prog, 2017)
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