Review: Diagonal Path – Atheist Cathedrals
A strong showing of technical strengths that doesn’t go out of its way just to be different.
A strong showing of technical strengths that doesn’t go out of its way just to be different.
A fourth outing from the chaotic and jazzy Philadelphia band with their caps lock key stuck half on.
Look, can we all admit that subgenres are just hashtags for music nerds? Anyway, here’s some #heavy #folk #epic #doom #prog #metal.
One of the most perfectly standard symphonic power metal albums ever produced.
Former associates of Daniel Tompkins re-emerge from hibernation for a new full-length release.
A whirlwind of folk and jazz influences that will defy whatever expectations you may have.
A heavy metal guitarist and singer goes solo to explore the progressive stylings of yore through a hard rock and traditional metal lens.
Prog rock that’s reminiscent of the ’70s but with a couple of modern twists – and a flute!
A genre-fusion album that attempts to blend minimalist post-rock with meaty hard rock drums and guitars but is left lacking on both fronts.
Guitarist and producer Joseph Stevenson of StarSystems branches out with the debut of a new, jazzier solo project.