Review: Serpents of Pakhangba – Air and Fire
Me, you, and an ancient shamanic tribe in northeastern India… do we have a date?
Review: Sarmat – Upgrade
The improv jazz/metal gods are back!
Review: Pathogenic – Crowned in Corpses
This album will undoubtedly stab you in face, as the art implies.
Review: Seventh Station – On Shoulders of Giants
An homage to postmodernist composers and a rejection of conventionality, this is prog metal pushed to its limits.
Review: Dream Theater – Parasomnia
Recommended for fans of: wait a minute, isn’t this the biggest band in prog? Oh yeah, Portnoy’s also back, I guess.
Review: Vertex – The Purest Light
The french also love Meshuggah.
Review: ELYOSE – Évidence
French metallers ELYOSE offer up a cuvée speciale with delicate notes of djent, electronica, and pop coming through on the palate.
Review: Teramaze – Desire Colours n Lust
These fellas really can’t stop themselves from releasing new music, can they?
Review: Master Sword – Toying With Time
It’s dangerous to go alone, read this!
Review: Synaptic – Enter the Void
This void certainly avoids being devoid of fun