Review: Guardsman – The Entropy Illusion, Pt. II
For those who really really like Mike Portnoy
Review: Lör – Edge of Eternity
Style: Power/Folk (Mixed vocals)Review by: AndrewCountry: US-PNRelease date: 15 May, 2020 NOTE: This album was originally included in the May Part. 2, 2020 issue of The Progressive Subway I always love surprise releases. Eliminating the suspense period and delivering new Read more…
Reports from the Underground: May 2020 prog reviewed (part 1)
Still going at full speed, The Prog Subway drives through May, divulging the month’s best albums and the blog’s future plans.
Reports from the Underground: April 2020 prog reviewed (part 2)
Going at full speed, The Subway delves into April 2020 for the final time to expose the month’s best kept secrets!
Reports from the Underground: April 2020 prog reviewed (part 1)
The Prog Subway amps up the pace and enters April 2020 with double speed! Did they crash or did they succeed? Find out!
Review: Black Painted Moon – Personæ
Style: Traditional (clean, female vocals)Review by: SamCountry: ItalyRelease date: 6 April, 2020 NOTE: This album was originally included in the April 2020 issue of The Progressive Subway Finding a band that worships Dream Theater is easy. Finding a band that Read more…
Review: Neptunian Maximalism – Éons
An otherworldly two hour experience of drone, jazz, and avant-garde
Reports from the Underground: March 2020 prog reviewed (part 4)
For the final time the Prog Subway reviews March 2020 albums!
Review: Tiberius – A Peaceful Annihilation
Guy doesn’t like power metal vocals but does like Haken, guess what happens?
Reports from the Underground: March 2020 prog reviewed (part 3)
The Prog Subway stops at the third March station, picking up some of the most unique albums the month has to offer!