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ProgArchives Reviews- EGOR LAPPO Azimuth (Progressive Metal, 2019)Review by TCat — Egor Lappo is a progressive metal artist and multi-instrumentalist born in 1995 in Russia who released his first solo album in 2018, and his second album a year later, called "Azimuth" (August, 2019). This 2nd album consists of 8 tracks and has a total run time of 45 minutes. Lappo plays […]
- THANK YOU SCIENTIST Terraformer (Crossover Prog, 2019)Review by patrickq — My primary complaint with Thank You Scientist's debut effort, the 29-minute The Perils of Time Travel (2011), was the lackluster material, although I also didn't think much of what I viewed as their conventional, latter-day AOR approach. Terraformer is their third album since then, and things have improved. I'm not a […]
- DR. COENOBITE Dragons (Symphonic Prog, 2019)Review by TCat — Dr. Coenobite is the name of a Symphonic Prog project headed by Coen Vrousenvelder from the Netherlands. Coen provides pretty much all of the instrumentation for his albums which he has been releasing since 1990. His 15th full length studio album is called "Dragons" and was released in March of 2019. […]
- HAPPY 55 and#1058;and#1086;and#1095;and#1085;and#1086;and#1077; and#1074;and#1088;and#1077;and#1084;and#1103; / Precise Time (RIO/Avant-Prog, 2018)Review by octopus-4 — Another excellent Russian band. Happy 55 is a chamber rock combo which shows both jazz and classical influences. This EP seems to have been made of material discarded from their album Warm Thing because of a decision of the producers. I have honestly read it on another review. If true, I […]
- STEVE ROACH HelioSphere (Radiant Mind and Steve Roach) (Progressive Electronic, 2019)Review by TCat — Steve Roach is a Progressive Electronic artist who has released quite a few albums since 1982, some of these in collaboration with other artists. This is the case with his February 2019 released "Heliosphere" which he released along with an unnamed artist that goes by the moniker of "Radiant Mind". Roach […]
- LONELY ROBOT Under Stars (Crossover Prog, 2019)Review by DominicS — This is the conclusive album to John Mitchell's three-part solo project that opts for atmosphere over excessive complexity. As with the previous two Lonely Robot albums, Mitchell uses the character of the Lonely Robot as a symbol of the current human condition; he explores how our future generations have become scarily […]
- TOOL Fear Inoculum (Experimental/Post Metal, 2019)Review by steamhammeralltheway — Tool heads have waited 13 years for Fear Inoculum. The largest burning question was whether it was worth it. No, it is not a perfect album, but yes, I would say that it demonstrates very clearly that Tool's genius never left them and that they are solidly among the brightest, most […]
- MOTHER TURTLE Three Sides To Every Story (Heavy Prog, 2019)Review by TCat — Mother Turtle is a Heavy Prog band from Greece that was founded in 2011 originally under the moniker of "Hogweed". The band originally began as a jam band that took their music and developed it into musical ideas. Their fourth full-length studio album, "Three Sides to Every Story" was released digitally […]
- MODERN-ROCK ENSEMBLE Night Dreams and Wishes (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by CeeJayGee — This is an interesting album but is it sufficiently interesting to warrant seven consecutive five star reviews within the space of a few days - never seen that before. So is this album one of the greatest ever released or is this a bit of manipulation of ProgArchives ratings system? I […]
- PHOENIX AGAIN Friends of Spirit (Neo-Prog, 2019)Review by TCat — Phoenix Again is the name of a Neo-Prog band founded originally in Italy in 1981 with the name "Phoenix". The band is mostly unheard of, but they disbanded in 1988 and reformed with their new name in 2010. The band was put together by 3 brothers, Claudio, Antonio and Sergio Lorandi, […]
- EGOR LAPPO Azimuth (Progressive Metal, 2019)
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