Review: Serpents of Pakhangba – Air and Fire
Me, you, and an ancient shamanic tribe in northeastern India… do we have a date?
Interview: Everon
I recently had the opportunity to talk with Oliver Philipps, the singer/guitarist/keyboardist of prog rock veterans Everon. Here’s what he had to say:
Review: Everon – Shells
Even though we were still using flip phones the last time we heard from [Everon], Shells has lost none of the band’s old lustre.
Our January 2025 Albums of the Month!
First AOTM post of the year! Has 2025 got the juice? There’s only one way to find out…
Review: Crown of Madness – Memories Fragmented
O! let me not be mad, not mad, sweet heaven;
Keep me in temper; I would not be mad!
Review: Sarmat – Upgrade
The improv jazz/metal gods are back!
Review: Sleep Paralysis – Sleep Paralysis
A fine alternative to a 20-milligram dose of Benadryl.
Review: Pathogenic – Crowned in Corpses
This album will undoubtedly stab you in face, as the art implies.
Review: HARP – The Distance Within
Apologies for HARPing on and on about this one.
Review: Object Unto Earth – The Grim Village
A science-based, 100% frog album.