Review: Voidchaser – Trust
It’s an underground Canadian progressive metal soirée… and Jim Grey is also here.
Review: foot foot – still waters, empty house
Someone ask Quentin Tarantino if he wants an indie prog band for his next film’s soundtrack.
Review: Queen of Dreams – Subnivium
Queen of Dreams has all of the components they need to be an amazing band, however, I’m not sure this is the release that fully showcases them.
Review: Apocalypse Orchestra – A Plague Upon Thee
Is this what skateboarders are talking about when they call things ‘sick’?
Review: Dawn of Ouroboros – Bioluminescence
Cutting edge Californian deathgaze
Review: Gleb Kolyadin – Mobula
Like the titular mobula (manta ray), this album is graceful and otherworldly.
Review: Serpents of Pakhangba – Air and Fire
Me, you, and an ancient shamanic tribe in northeastern India… do we have a date?
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.