Review: Wooden Bridge – Our Hearts, Our Lives
Everybody say cheeeeeese
Review: Ergo I Exist – The Depths
Gojira isn’t the only band to turn whales into crushing riffs
Review: The Aphelion – The Labour Division
To influence salad or not to influence salad, that is the question
Review: Sisare – Leaving the Land
Style: 70s prog rock (clean vocals)Review by: SamCountry: FinlandRelease date: 19 January, 2018 NOTE: This album was originally included in the January 2018 issue of The Progressive Subway I think this is the only straight up Prog Rock album I came across to. According to Metal-Archives they played “melodic extreme Read more…
Review: Future Corpse – Culture Ruins Everything Around Me
A competent English sentence using the adjectives: mathy, catchy, angry, with a smidge of socially conscious lyrics
Review: The Antichrist Imperium – Vol. II: Every Tongue Shall Praise Satan
The Akercocke sideproject is back and they’re edgier than ever
Review: Skyglow – Thousand Years of Terror
Mekong Delta but now they play prog death
Review: Tyranny of Hours – Darkling
Small text to lure people into reading the review.
Review: Subsignal – La Muerta
What the hell is neo-prog? Subsignal, apparently.
Review: Maestrick – Espresso Della Vita: Solare
An epic, goofy album drowned in fifteen layers of delicious molten cheese designed for your happiness