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Review: The Chemical Mind – That Benign Terror

Some math-flavored blackgaze for your Nothing But Black Metal November.

By The Progressive Subway, 5 yearsNovember 25, 2020 ago

Review: Hecla – In a World of One’s Own

An atmospheric instrumental sound that cuts right between modern prog metal and post-rock. Great background music.

By Sabrina, 5 yearsNovember 24, 2020 ago

Review: Soul Secret – Blue Light Cage

It seems the Dream Theater fan club has made another uncanny impression of their idols.

By Sabrina, 5 yearsNovember 14, 2020 ago

Review: Jacob Wolfe – Barky Carnation EP

A fun, casual listening experience for new and experienced prog metal fans alike.

By Sabrina, 5 yearsNovember 11, 2020 ago

Review: Archaeologist – Vol. II EP (Remixed/Remastered)

Hey, djent fans…

By The Progressive Subway, 5 years ago

Review: Dahlian – Moonlit

Yet another new band takes a crack at the Opeth school of prog. Does this one knock it out of the Blackwater Park? Let’s find out!

By The Progressive Subway, 5 years ago

Review: Faro – Luminance

Alt-proggy jams with some Geddy Style vox.

By Chris, 5 yearsSeptember 24, 2020 ago

Review: Duma – Duma

Harsh, unforgiving, and like nothing you’ll hear all year.

By The Progressive Subway, 5 yearsSeptember 20, 2020 ago

Review: Everthrone – Everthrone

Think Nightwish, if all their songs were “Nemo.”

By The Progressive Subway, 5 years ago

Review: Kekal – Quantum Resolution

Do you like black metal, vocaloid and trap beats, but thanks to the hectic modern world, you only have time to listen to one album? Hey… Kekal.

By The Progressive Subway, 5 years ago

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