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ProgArchives Reviews- ATON FIVE Solarstalgia (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2018)Review by TenYearsAfter — "WOW!"Aton Five is a Russian band, rooted in 2014 and located in the capital Moscow. The four members wanted to make prog in the spirit of the Seventies. After the live studio EP Live At Mars from 2017 and the own production debut album Solarstalgia from 2018, in February 2019 the […]
- THE GLUTTON Eating Music (Post Rock/Math rock, 2019)Review by Rivertree — Now this one guarantees them a ticket to the prog heaven I would say, finally, while improving fromalbum to album. GLUTTON won't care much about stylistical classification when blending post, psych,jazz, new wave and indie rock in a really favourable manner. Eirik Orevik Aadland (guitars) andJonas Eide Hollund (drums) are the […]
- THANK YOU SCIENTIST Terraformer (Crossover Prog, 2019)Review by TCat — Thank You Scientist is a 7 member Crossover Prog band from New Jersey founded in 2009. They have released an EP and 3 full length albums during their time together. "Terraformer" is the 3rd full length album and was released in June of 2019. The line up consists of Salvatore Marrano […]
- TIMES UP Black Wing and Prayer (Crossover Prog, 2018)Review by TenYearsAfter — Times Up was founded in 2007 and released four studio-albums, this review is about its latest effort entitled Black Winger And Prayer, from 2018. I didn't know about this UK prog band so I was very curious to the music, it turned to be a very pleasant first musical encounter.1. Black […]
- AL DI MEOLA Opus (Jazz Rock/Fusion, 2018)Review by Neu!mann — For his latest to date album the Elegant Gypsy has finally put aside the passions of youth andsettled into comfortable middle age, something we all have to do sooner or later, and hopefully withthe same grace and economy of style. "This record", he writes in a note on the back cover,"...marks […]
- BARONESS Gold and Grey (Experimental/Post Metal, 2019)Review by TCat — Baroness' "Gold and Grey" is apparently the last of the chromatic-color themed albums, and is the 5th in that series. Released in June of 2019, it has a hefty number of tracks, 17 to be exact. The line up on this album consists of founder John Baizley (guitar, lead vocals, keyboards, […]
- THE PSYCHEDELIC ENSEMBLE The Mill Grinder (Neo-Prog, 2018)Review by wiz_d_kidd — The somewhat anonymous composer who calls himself "The Psychedelic Ensemble" (TPE) is once againteasing us with another single entitled "The Mill Grinder", which follows closely on the heels of"Blind Mice" released seven months earlier. This single has all the hallmarks that we've come tolove about TPE: layered compositions, masterful keyboard work, […]
- YESTERDAYS Senki Madara (Symphonic Prog, 2018)Review by TenYearsAfter — 'A happy marriage between folk and symphonic rock'In 2010 I witnessed a Dutch gig from Yesterdays, during an interesting triple prog concert with Belgian Mindgames and Dutch Flamborough Head. The band played a few songs from its promising debut album Holdfenykert (2006) and focussed on the new album Colours Caffe (released […]
- STEVE BONINO The Steve Bonino Project: Stargazer (Crossover Prog, 2018)Review by kev rowland — Although I have previously heard some albums in which Steve has been involved, most notably the awesome Bomber Goggles and their incredible album 'Gyreland' (if you haven't already bought this then you need to), this is the first time I have come across one of his solo albums. Steve provides […]
- VARIOUS ARTISTS (CONCEPT ALBUMS AND THEMED COMPILATIONS) Romantic Warriors IV: Krautrock, Part I (Various Genres, 2019)Review by Neu!mann — Even among adventurous Progheads (a majority, one hopes), the subversive variations of Krautrock canbe an acquired taste. The word describes an attitude more than a set of stylistic conventions, andthe range of music is simply too broad to fit our usual pigeonholes, crossing the boundaries ofpost-rock, space-rock, jazz, ambient electronica, ethnographic […]
- ATON FIVE Solarstalgia (Psychedelic/Space Rock, 2018)
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