Review: Starbynary – Romeo and Juliet, Pt. I
In fair Trieste where we lay our scene, from ancient playwright break to new concept album, where Italian blood makes Italian hands play metal.
In fair Trieste where we lay our scene, from ancient playwright break to new concept album, where Italian blood makes Italian hands play metal.
Maestrick take you on a train ride through life on Lunare, the counterpart to their 2018 release.
Ologram’s “La Mia Scia” is a melancholic and contemplative progressive rock album that struggles to leave a lasting trail.
An homage to postmodernist composers and a rejection of conventionality, this is prog metal pushed to its limits.
French metallers ELYOSE offer up a cuvée speciale with delicate notes of djent, electronica, and pop coming through on the palate.
Tuscan Labÿrinth thrills terrifically with triumphant thunderous tunes.
Italian progressive rocker Alex Carpani’s “The Good Man” is a meditative prog experience.
The arcane and esoteric come together to breathe alchemical life into this orchestral metal record.
Symphonic and progressive death metal fans, rejoice! A must-listen, this album crosses every sharp and dots every quarter note.
Another out-of-this-world offering from the St. Louis duo that is sure to please returning fans and convert new ones.