Review: Gleb Kolyadin – The Outland
Hi, and welcome to the Jazz Fusion/Contemporary Classical Subway!
Review: Parius – The Signal Heard Throughout Space
The most fun you’ll have with spaceships and acid lakes all year!
Review: Xenobiotic – Hate Monolith
Xenobiotic’s new brutally heavy EP shows great promise for the band’s future!
Review: Etrange – Enigme
A sonic celestial event; undoubtedly one of the best instrumental prog albums of the year.
Review: Dreadnought – The Endless
Dreadnought are back and you should definitely be listening to them.
Review: Asunojokei – Island
A dreamy journey that transcends any language barrier.
Review: Zemeth – Loneliness
Another day, another underrated Japanese guitar god slinging out hot neo-romantic solos. It’s like if Galneryus were high on caffeine and had harsh vocals.
Review: Others by No One – Book II: Where Stories Come From
Others By No One releases a whale of an album that is just as incomprehensible as it is ingenious, combining zany elements throughout the prog sphere.
Review: Rototypical – Volume I: The Tactician
Uhm well WHAT
Review: Stortregn – Impermanence
Style: Melodic Black Metal, Technical Death Metal (harsh vocals)Pick by: ZachCountry: SwitzerlandRelease date: 12 March, 2021 NOTE: The album was originally included in the “Albums We Missed in 2021” Issue of The Progressive Subway Oh, the days when you just start diving right into subgenres. You shop around for a Read more…